Cultivating Tomorrow:
Youth, Technology, and Food Gardens

We empower youth to build sustainable food gardens using cutting-edge technology.

What We Do

Growing Food Gardens

We maintain food gardens where our community members can learn how to grow food under the guidance of experienced mentors.

Youth Competitions

We host year-round competitions that inspire young people to innovate solutions in support of human and planetary health.

Ag + Tech Education

We offer workshops and classes that teach sustainable agriculture practices combined with the latest technological tools.

Our Impact in Numbers

3

gardens established

41

varieties of plants

109

students taught

1288

lbs of produce grown

Why parents love us:

Through engaging workshops and groundbreaking competitions, we provide young people with hands-on experiences in sustainable food gardening. We connect them with the soil (earth) while equipping them with high-economic value skills like robotics, automation, and machine learning.

Latest News

PS #26.5: Continuing The Greenhouse
It was a big jump from PS #26 to PS #27, and we, Kenric and Arin, want to catch you all up onto the work that has been done on the greenhouse. Starting from the first addition, a computer fan.Continue reading “PS #26.5: Continuing The Greenhouse”
Sprouting Innovation: Our High-Tech Mushroom Farming Pilot Class
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our newest project at Climate Roots: a hands-on pilot class series where students will build their own small-scale, high-tech mushroom farms using Raspberry Pi and environmental sensors. This initiative brings together sustainable agriculture,Continue reading “Sprouting Innovation: Our High-Tech Mushroom Farming Pilot Class “
PS #27: Greenhouse Revamp
Meeting the Team Behind the Greenhouse Our journey began with a tour of the greenhouse, guided by the original creators, Arin, Avni, Emma, Kenrick and Zyanya. They walked us through their process of building the structure and shared insights intoContinue reading “PS #27: Greenhouse Revamp”