Columbia Urban Agriculture Education
Agricultivity in Columbia, SC is an urban agriculture education business that provides sustainable farming and gardening education to empower residents to become more self-sufficient. Welcome!
Urban agriculture
involves cultivating, processing, and distributing agricultural products within urban areas. It encompasses many innovative techniques such as rooftop gardens, hydroponics, aquaponics, community gardens, and more. Urban agriculture promotes environmental sustainability, creates economic opportunities, improves food security, fosters community engagement, and provides easy access to healthy, fresh, delicious, and nutritious food in urban areas. Overall, it can transform cities into more livable and self-sufficient places by recycling resources, conserving water, and supporting biodiversity. It also serves as a valuable educational tool, empowering individuals to understand and participate in sustainable food systems.
Recent Posts
Urban Aquaponics: A Sustainable Solution for Food Deserts
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Creating a Bee-Friendly Garden: Simple Steps for Supporting Urban Bee Populations
Butterflies in the City: A Guide to Attracting and Supporting Urban Butterfly Populations
The Buzz About Bees: Unraveling the Secrets of Urban Beekeeping
The Basics of Vermicomposting: Getting Started with Worm Composting
Cultivate your Creativity with Agricultivity
Services
Consulting
Maximize your urban agriculture success with tailored consulting services. Click here to design gardens, optimize irrigation, and plan for thriving plants.
Urban Gardening Workshops
A series of practical, hands-on educational workshops designed to help urban residents learn to grow their own food in limited spaces.
Community Composting
A program designed to engage local residents in composting their food waste, reducing waste, and creating nutrient-rich soil for growing food.
Farm-to-Table
Cooking Classes
Interactive classes that teach participants how to cook with locally grown produce, develop recipes, and understand the health and environmental benefits of eating local.
Resources
Grants
Grants and other funding opportunities.
Donate
Donations