Sow a Seed
Reap the Harvest
Eat Healthy!
Eat Organic!
Providing free & fresh organic vegetables for our community!
To teach and strike in the minds to do for self!
Global One Urban Farming is dedicated to advancing health equity by growing and distributing fresh, nutritious food in underserved communities. We improve community health and mental health through urban agriculture, education, and hands-on experiences that reconnect people to the land, to food, and to each other.
Through our programs, we empower individuals and families with the knowledge and resources to grow their own food, reduce food insecurity, and build healthier, more resilient communities.
Where Education Meets Agriculture, Wellness & Workforce Development
Agriculture Hub for Schools, Colleges & Organizations
Partner with Global One Urban Farming as your trusted Agriculture Hub.
We work with schools, colleges, universities, and community organizations to design hands-on agricultural programs that connect education, wellness, and real-world skills.
From seed to harvest, we provide engaging, culturally relevant experiences that teach food systems, sustainability, entrepreneurship, and health—right in your community.
What We Offer
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On-site and mobile agriculture programming
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School garden installation & support
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Workforce development & youth entrepreneurship pathways
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Wellness-centered experiences (food, farming, and therapeutic care)
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Partnerships with colleges, including HBCU agriculture programs
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Custom curriculum aligned with your goals
Why Partner With Us
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🌿 9+ years serving a USDA-defined food desert community
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🌿 Proven impact with youth, families, and seniors
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🌿 Black-led, community-rooted agricultural leadership
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🌿 Hands-on learning that goes beyond the classroom
Bring Agriculture to Life for Your Students & Community
Whether you're a K-12 school, college, nonprofit, or corporate team, we can build a program tailored to your needs—from one-day workshops to long-term partnerships.
Urban Agriculture & Environmental Stewardship Curriculum
Program Length: 12 weeks
Sessions: 2 per week (24 total)
Session Length: 2 hours
Location: Global One Urban Farming site + high tunnel/greenhouse
Target Audience: Youth (14–18) & adults in underserved communities
Cohort Size: 15–25 participants
PROGRAM GOALS
Participants will:
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Learn sustainable urban farming from seed to harvest
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Build job-ready skills in agriculture and food systems
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Understand soil health, pollinators, and climate resilience
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Improve nutrition, wellness, and community leadership
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Contribute to food access in USDA-defined food deserts
LEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end of the program, participants will be able to:
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Start seeds, transplant, and manage crops
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Build and maintain raised beds and high tunnel systems
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Identify soil health indicators and improve poor soil
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Understand pollinators and basic apiary principles
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Harvest, wash, and distribute produce safely
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Explain food justice and environmental stewardship
CURRICULUM OUTLINE
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MODULE 1: Foundations of Urban Agriculture (Weeks 1–2)
Focus: Why urban farming matters
MODULE 2: Soil Health & Regenerative Practices (Weeks 3–4)
Focus: Healing damaged urban soil
MODULE 3: Seed Starting & Greenhouse Production (Weeks 5–6)
Focus: Seed to seedling
MODULE 4: Crop Production & Seasonal Growing (Weeks 7–8)
Focus: Growing food in urban spaces
MODULE 5: Pollinators, Bees & Biodiversity (Weeks 9–10)
Focus: Protecting ecosystems
MODULE 6: Harvest, Distribution & Community Wellness (Weeks 11–12)
Focus: Food access & health
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Our services are designed to provide professional agricultural education experiences. Pricing varies based on event size and program length. Contact us for a custom quote.
Pricing Options
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Full Program (Modules 1–6): $1,200
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Module 1–2: $250
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Module 3–4: $250
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Module 5–6: $250
Program Investment: $1,200 per participant
(Includes all materials, seeds, soil amendments, hands-on instruction, and certificate of completion.)
Discounts / Scholarships:
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We are committed to accessibility: scholarships and sliding-scale options are available for youth and underserved participants.
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Contact us for details on cohort sponsorship or grant-funded participation.