Faulkner County Urban Farm Project

Faulkner County Urban Farm Project We are a community urban farm in Conway, AR that serves as part of the Faulkner County Library garden programming, home to Arkansas’ oldest seed library.
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The Urban Farm Project began in the spring of 2010 as a gardening competition between Conway’s three colleges. As students and professors turned a grassy yard into a blossoming vegetable garden, it became clear that this was no competition, but a collaborative effort towards a greater good. Through natural, local food production, this garden is an effort to foster sustainability and a sense of com

munity in Conway. The Faulkner County Urban Farm Project is located behind the Faulkner County Library on at 1900 Tyler Street in Conway, Arkansas. See our Pinned Post for more information on 4x4 Plots, the Seed Library, Volunteer opportunities and more!

Check out what all we have planned this week at the library! 📖
06/21/2026

Check out what all we have planned this week at the library! 📖

The Garden Guy will not be available for this morning’s Community Garden Work Group, but don’t let that stop you from en...
06/20/2026

The Garden Guy will not be available for this morning’s Community Garden Work Group, but don’t let that stop you from enjoying a beautiful morning in the garden.
The Master Gardeners will be in the Teaching Garden from 9-11 am.

Visit our blackberry patch behind the library. Feel free to pick what you need!If the berries come off easily with a gen...
06/18/2026

Visit our blackberry patch behind the library. Feel free to pick what you need!
If the berries come off easily with a gentle tug, they're ready. If they don't want to let go, give them another day or two - unless you like 'em tart :)
Our blackberry patch was made possible by a donation from Conway Trees (Conway Tree Board) with help from the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service and a kind patron who donated the plants.

Thanks to a generous donation from Bell Urban Farm we have a happy & full community refrigerator this morning. We will b...
06/18/2026

Thanks to a generous donation from Bell Urban Farm we have a happy & full community refrigerator this morning. We will be closed Friday for the Juneteenth holiday, so please stop by today to pick up anything you need.

06/16/2026

Good morning from the community garden ☀️🌻 at the Faulkner County Library

Happy Monday! We love spending time in the garden behind our library. Whether it’s tending to personal or community shar...
06/15/2026

Happy Monday! We love spending time in the garden behind our library. Whether it’s tending to personal or community shared plots or even taking a peaceful walk, you’ll leave feeling refreshed & relaxed.

Interested in having a garden plot at the library? Keep an eye out for when we open our fall season sign up at the end of summer. 🌱

** These found a home ** Is anyone need of metal high tunnel framing? Hoops are approximately 1.25" diameter, 12' wide, ...
06/12/2026

** These found a home ** Is anyone need of metal high tunnel framing? Hoops are approximately 1.25" diameter, 12' wide, 7' tall. There are 7 pieces. Must take all. First come, first served. Please reply to this post if interested. You must be able to haul.

It found a home. Thank you all 😊
06/11/2026

It found a home. Thank you all 😊

Community Cookout is back this summer on June 20th & July 11th from 11:30am to 1:30pm! Celebrate summer at the library w...
06/11/2026

Community Cookout is back this summer on June 20th & July 11th from 11:30am to 1:30pm! Celebrate summer at the library with food & fun as we enjoy an old-fashioned cookout and a variety of outdoor activities & games for everyone of all ages to enjoy.

Address

1900 Tyler Street
Conway, AR
72032

Telephone

+15013277482

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