Umpqua Valley Farm to School

Umpqua Valley Farm to School Umpqua Valley Farm to School is a school garden and farm to school education organization. Umpqua Valley Farm to School believes in equity and justice for all.

We believe food security begins with a strong community connection to the land and its food. By supporting local food systems and providing education to Douglas County youth, UVF2S cultivates skills and passion to build food-community connections. UVF2S aims to achieve an equitable and sustainable food system that nurtures and strengthens Douglas County’s people and economy. We support marginalize

d audiences and recognize the disparities in BIPOC, and will do all we can to educate ourselves and others in order to provide a more just world to live in. We support the LGBTQ community and welcome peaceful discussions in order to educate ourselves and others. We are an equal opportunity nonprofit organization. Please feel welcome to jump in and join the party!

DC Produce Project started today! This is our 5th year of providing fresh, local, and seasonal produce to local librarie...
06/17/2026

DC Produce Project started today! This is our 5th year of providing fresh, local, and seasonal produce to local libraries and students. We are so excited to be partnering with SIX libraries this year!

Thank you to Integral Farm and the DC Produce Project for the amazing produce - it's available while supplies last in the library lobby.

With the rapid increase in technological advancement, it’s hard to ignore AI or go a day without it entering our lives. ...
06/07/2026

With the rapid increase in technological advancement, it’s hard to ignore AI or go a day without it entering our lives. But, it’s coming with a cost. In Oregon, there are currently 137 data centers operating. Data centers are taking over land zoned exclusively for farming, and Oregon is no exception. We urge you to consider where your food comes from and the already high burden farms are facing with rising fuel and fertilizer costs when choosing to use AI.

Rural communities are being forced to give up farmland, strain local water and energy systems, and subsidize infrastructure built to serve tech corporations.

06/05/2026
06/05/2026
Our food hub is open! A huge shout out to Bobbi, our Food Systems Coordinator who has worked so hard to get this up and ...
05/28/2026

Our food hub is open! A huge shout out to Bobbi, our Food Systems Coordinator who has worked so hard to get this up and running. We are so grateful for her hard work and dedication to boosting food systems in Douglas County and creating a program that we hope will lead to generated revenue for our education programs.

Find out more at https://umpquagrown.localfoodmarketplace.com

Thank you, Bobbi!! You’re a rock star!

Is your school interested in becoming a certified schoolyard habitat? Send us a message!
05/24/2026

Is your school interested in becoming a certified schoolyard habitat? Send us a message!

⚡️Garden News Flash!⚡️

The Fullerton IV School Garden is now officially recognized as a National Wildlife Federation Certified Schoolyard Habitat!💚

You can find these grow kits at our online store on our website! Go to www.uvf2s.org and click the Umpqua Grown tab on t...
05/23/2026

You can find these grow kits at our online store on our website! Go to www.uvf2s.org and click the Umpqua Grown tab on the menu!

05/21/2026

Come see us next Friday, May 29 for the Fifth Friday art walk sip and shop! We will be hosting Kuma's Table LLC and Holly Huchko pottery, plus the Umpqua Grown food hub will be up and running and you’ll be able to see what’s happening! Come see all the things we’ve been up to!

Did you know?Our online market opens Saturday! This is just a preview of some of the products you’ll find from our favor...
05/20/2026

Did you know?

Our online market opens Saturday! This is just a preview of some of the products you’ll find from our favorite local farms. .farm strawberries! Visit for more info. You can still sign up for our produce subscription program and get 20 weeks of the freshest, seasonal fruits and veggies from right here in the Umpqua Valley!

Find your favorite farms on the website. You can go to UVF2S.org and click Umpqua Grown in the menu, or go to UmpquaGrown.com and click the online store tab in the menu. Don’t miss out!

Address

Roseburg, OR
97470

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

(541) 643-1213

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