What many don’t realize is that our gardens not only produce food for our meals - they are also spaces where several communities are coming together in a common desire to grow good food and get to know one another better.
Community, Gardens, Volunteers
The Community Agriculture Network is a collaboration of growing spaces—community gardens, church plots, urban farms, and orchards—each managed by trusted leaders in their respective communities. These sites are independently managed but supported by TNFP through shared tools, technical assistance, access to seed and compost, and a network of volunteers and educators.
