Growing Community in Stanwood/Camano
Puget Sound Public Farms (PSPF) works to empower communities with the tools and knowledge to engage with food and agriculture. We do this by designing and building gardens with the input of communities to serve their needs. Our projects provide a source of fresh, locally grown produce at no cost to our communities. We work directly with equal opportunity distributors such as food banks to connect our community with produce.
Our Principles
We believe in practicing sustainable agriculture to protect the environment and ensure the long-term health of our land.
Healthy Produce
Community Engagement
Sustainable Agriculture
We strive to engage the community by providing volunteer farming opportunities and fostering a sense of belonging.
We are committed to growing nutritious produce, free from harmful chemicals, for the health and well-being of our community.
Mission
To empower communities to connect with local food and agriculture
Vision
Our vision is to create vibrant community spaces that provide free educational opportunities for everyone to learn scalable and sustainable farming and gardening techniques. We hope to create a community where everyone has access to fresh produce, knows where their food comes from, and how to grow their own garden.
What We Do
We create community gardens in underutilized spaces in partnership with landowners. These gardens provide free hands on classes that teach basic gardening techniques as well as grow fresh produce for food insecure members of our community.
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