UCF Urban Teaching Farm

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Looking for fresh, locally grown produce in Greenville?The UCF Urban Teaching Farm will have harvest baskets available S...
06/13/2026

Looking for fresh, locally grown produce in Greenville?

The UCF Urban Teaching Farm will have harvest baskets available Sunday, June 14, from 3 PM–6 PM at 29 Ridgeway Drive, Greenville, SC.

For a $15 donation, baskets may include mixed salad greens, lettuce, kale, summer squash, onions, and fresh herbs.

Every donation helps support food access, agricultural education, and community wellness right here in our neighborhood.

Fresh harvest is available this Friday, June 12, from 12 PM–2 PM at the UCF Urban Teaching Farm!For a $15 donation, you’...
06/11/2026

Fresh harvest is available this Friday, June 12, from 12 PM–2 PM at the UCF Urban Teaching Farm!

For a $15 donation, you’ll receive a basket of fresh, locally grown produce that may include mixed salad greens, lettuce, kale, summer squash, onions, and fresh herbs.

Every basket helps support our mission of increasing access to healthy food, agricultural education, and community wellness right here in our community.

As long as you have dirt, you will not go hungry. 🌱

29 Ridgeway Dr. Greenville, SC 29605

Today, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. From all of us at UCF Urban Tea...
05/25/2026

Today, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

From all of us at UCF Urban Teaching Farm, thank you for your service, sacrifice, and legacy.

05/22/2026

Oregano is more than just a pizza topping. 🌿

This powerful herb has been used for both cooking and wellness for generations. At UCF Urban Teaching Farm, we love teaching how everyday plants can nourish the body and connect us back to the earth.

Here’s why oregano deserves a spot in your garden:

• Thrives in full sun with low water needs
• Grows well in well-drained soil
• Adds bold, earthy flavor to sauces, roasted vegetables, and more
• Traditionally known for supporting immunity and digestion
• Contains natural antibacterial properties

Farm Tip:
Oregano flavor becomes even stronger when dried. Harvest before flowering for the best taste and aroma.

At the farm, we believe learning what grows around us is part of building healthier communities, one plant at a time.

05/02/2026

Today was a reminder of what community really looks like

Thank you to and every single volunteer who showed up and showed out for HOG Day 2026 (Hands On Greenville). Your time, your hands, and your willingness to serve made a real impact at our center.

Because of you, the work moves forward. Because of you, the vision feels supported. Because of you, community wins.

We see you. We appreciate you. And we’re grateful beyond words.

04/28/2026

Our first harvest is here, and it is more than just food from the ground.

This harvest included butter crunch lettuce, mixed salad greens, spinach, tatsoi greens, mustard greens, Chinese mustard greens, also known as g*i choy, and radishes.

Each one represents the care, patience, and purpose being planted at the UCF Urban Teaching Farm.

From fresh salad greens to hearty mustard greens, this is what community growing looks like. The Chinese mustard greens are especially beautiful because they remind us how much culture, flavor, and history can live in the food we grow. With their bold, peppery flavor, they can be cooked with garlic and chili, added to soups, or pickled and enjoyed in so many ways.

This is only the beginning.

Every seed planted is a lesson.
Every harvest is a reminder.
And every crop grown brings us one step closer to teaching sustainability, food access, and the power of reconnecting with the land.

As long as you have dirt, you should never be hungry.

03/15/2026

Everything starts somewhere. Right now, we’re growing these plants in the greenhouse where they can get the care, warmth, and protection they need. Once they’re strong enough, they’ll be transferred to the garden to continue growing and eventually nourish our community.

Good food takes patience, and it all begins with a seed. 🌱

03/09/2026

Meet Pamela Singleton, our Farm Program Director.

Pamela is helping lead the vision and heart of the farm. Her role focuses on guiding our programs, supporting the work happening on the land, and making sure this space continues to grow as a place where community, education, and fresh food come together.

We’re excited for you to get to know Pamela and the work she’s helping bring to life here at the farm.

03/04/2026

🌱 Please help us welcome Tamika Lord, our new Lead Farm Steward.

Tamika will be helping lead the day to day care of the farm and she’s passionate about making sure our space continues to grow food, community, and opportunity for learning.

Come down to the farm to meet Tamika and get your hands in the soil with us. If you are ready to volunteer or come visit, send us a DM. 🌿

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29 Ridgeway Drive
Greenville, SC
29605

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