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Urban Roots Youth Program

A Farm-based Agriculture Program for Youth

Grand Opening January 2026 

The Urban Roots Youth Program is a hands-on youth initiative designed to connect the next generation with the land through organic and regenerative farming practices.

Under the guidance of our Education Director and volunteer educators, participants learn regenerative agriculture, permaculture principles, and crop rotation techniques.


Our mission is to shift youth culture toward organic and regenerative growing and farming, helping young people form a deeper connection to the land and to their community.


We believe that the land itself can serve as a living classroom. The Urban Roots Youth Program gives youth more than farming skills—it builds character, resilience, and a sense of responsibility for the environment.

From our flower fields to our vegetable gardens, every lesson provides knowledge and purpose while producing organic food and flowers for our community.


The purpose of this program is to help young people develop an appreciation for agriculture, food, and sustainable living. Every task in the field—whether planting, watering, or harvesting—contributes to something greater. Through meaningful farm work, youth discover the importance of growing organic food for their community while gaining fulfillment and responsibility.


A Collaborative Community

The Urban Roots Youth Program is more than a program—it’s a community of families working together toward healthier food systems and a restored natural environment. When you join, you become part of a supportive group dedicated to making a lasting difference through agriculture, education, and sustainability.


Winter Schedule

3rd to 6th grades

January 14th - Wednesday 4pm to 5pm

January 17th - Saturday 10am to 11am


Register today! Spaces will fill quickly, join us for a season of learning, planting, and community!


Whether you are a parent, student, or supporter, there is a place for you in the Urban Roots Youth Program.  Get involved!




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12151 Foothill Boulevard, Rancho Cucamonga, California 91739, United States

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