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Three Days of workshops, panels, and hands on training with growers, advocates, and community leaders building food sovereignty in their neighborhoods. Atlanta, Georgia October 25th - October 27th 2026. Space is limited and registration is open.
Conference begins October 25, 2026
Metro Atlanta Urban Farm is a community-driven organization and our survival depends on the support of our volunteers.
Metro Atlanta Urban Farm depends solely on donations, grants, and program revenue. Help make a difference by donating.
We work with seniors to help them increase their physical activity and provide access to affordable produce through gardening.
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Metro Atlanta Urban Farm is a certified naturally grown farm in College Park, Georgia, where fresh food and community come together. We provide agricultural training, education, and support for youth, adults, and seniors—helping our neighbors grow food, build skills, and transform their communities. Through sustainable urban agriculture, we create opportunities for better health and economic empowerment while making high-quality, affordable produce more accessible.
We’re committed to practical programs that connect people to the land, strengthen our neighborhoods, and help healthy communities take root.


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We work closely with communities to build stronger food systems. Our solutions are designed to increase yield while protecting nature
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Healthy communities grow through connection. Whether you want to volunteer, start a garden, explore our naturally grown produce, or partner with Metro Atlanta Urban Farm, we’d love to hear from you. Share your ideas and help us grow a stronger, more food-secure Atlanta.

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Inside College Park’s backyard agricultural oasis, fresh food, community gardening and hands-on education bring neighbors together.


Atlanta’s growers are cultivating affordable fresh food, healthier habits and hope for communities facing food insecurity.