Join the Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice for a full day of BIPOC farm tours. This is a unique opportunity to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in the regenerative farming community, as well as the practices they use to regenerate the soil.

Tour Highlights:

• Farm Visits: Explore diverse regenerative farming practices and learn from new and experienced BIPOC farmers.

• Lunch: Enjoy a farm-to-table lunch featuring fresh ingredients sourced directly from from of the farms we will visit, creating a delicious and sustainable dining experience.

• Networking: Engage with fellow farmers, community members, and advocates for regenerative agriculture.

Register by Monday, November 11, 2024 here. Limited spots available.

• Event Schedule

  9:15 a.m. | Registration at Farm #1
  
  9:30 – 10:00 a.m. | Farm #1: Eden’s Harvest, Anita Armstead
  Location: (across from) 307 Saint Louis Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45405
  Description: 3.5-acre regenerative urban farm and healing garden. Eden’s Harvest is dedicated to promoting community health and wellness and food sovereignty by rebuilding and restoring relationships between people, God, the land and locally grown food.
  
  10:15 - 10:45 a.m. | Farm #2: Oasis Agricultural Learning Center, Gregory Mohammad
  Location: 40 South Decker Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45414
  Description: 3-acre urban co-operative farm and learning center, which will also serve as the future site for an agriculture-based day-care and youth center. Oasis provides a multifaceted approach to education and community engagement through sustainable farming practices.
  
  11:00 - 11:30 a.m. | Farm #3: Saint Vincent Gateway Farm, Manager – Gregory Mohammad
  Location: 40 South Decker Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45417
  Description: 2-acre urban farm focused on cultivating healthy and nutritious produce for both the public and the residents of the shelter. Offers volunteers the chance to learn and contribute, with opportunities to engage in both inground and high tunnel growing techniques.
  
  11:45 a.m . – 1:15 p.m. | Farm #4: Edgemont Solar Garden, Board President – Rhonda Miller (Lunch will be served at this location.)
  Location: 913 Miami Chapel Road Dayton, Ohio 45417
  Description: Nestled in the heart of West Dayton, this 3-acre gem was established in 1978. The Solar Garden fosters cooperative greenhouse and high tunnel cultivation, urban incubation farming, and community education, all aimed at addressing food security in the Greater Edgemont area.
  
  1:30 – 2:15 p.m. | Farm #5: Restoration Family Co-op, Board President – Tia Stuart
  Location: 7779 West Third Street Dayton, Ohio 45417
  Description: Traditional 6-acre, rural family farm co-op on the outskirts of West Dayton. They specialize in silvopastured poultry and vegetable production while demonstrating a collaborative and eco-friendly approach to farming.
  
  2:30 – 3:30 p.m. | Farm #6: The Narrow Way Farm, David and Tia Stuart
  Location: 3622 Johnsville Brookville Road Brookville, Ohio 45309
  Description: 5-acre permaculture style rural farm and nursery. Cultivates fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers, along with poultry. The Narrow Way Farm provides a God-centered, holistic and environmentally responsible approach to farming and nursery operations.
  
  4:00 – 5:30 p.m. | Farm #7: Mo’s Veggies, Habib “Mo” Mohamed
  Location: 521 Park Avenue Eaton, Ohio 45320
  Description: This 7-acre rural farm is dedicated to producing nutritious fruit and vegetables and features an inviting roadside farm market. Mo brings valuable farming experience from his native Trinidad.

• Accessibility Considerations

  Walking on uneven ground required at most spaces

• Contact the Organizers

  Tia Stuart: tstuart@agrariacenter.org | (937) 300-0081