Adopt an AgLanta "Grows-A-Lot" 

Click image above to view photos of  the (4) pilot AgLanta "Grows-A-Lot " Urban Garden teams.  May 2018 (2) additional urban gardens and (3) farms are available for adoption. 

 

AgLanta "Grows-A-Lot" is a City of Atlanta program that invites entrepreneurs, non-profits, and residents to apply for a 5-year renewable license to adopt a vacant, city-owned property to start a new urban garden or urban farm in AgLanta.   Together, we are  producing healthy food and rich compost on rooftops to energy right-of-ways.  Applicants can search available properties ; review applicant requirements;  and start the five-step application process by clicking the urban garden or urban farm button below -  or downloading this AgLanta Grows-A-Lot  Adoption Process form.  

  • Please review the property's location, permitted urban agriculture uses,  applicant requirements, costs, and deadlines.  
  •  If  these properties are not a good fit for your urban agriculture project, we encourage you to join an existing urban garden or farm in Aglanta, or check back in for new properties in the future.
  • If you identify a property that could be a good fit for your urban garden or urban farm take the first step:  submit the online "AgLanta Grows-A-Lot Site Inquiry" form below  to ask about a site, assistance with the process, or sign up for an open house. 
  • Everyone interested in growing healthy food in Atlanta is welcome at 2018  AgLanta Academys. (Email ebeak@atlantaGA.gov to sign up.) 

 

Step 1: Submit the "AgLanta Grows-A-Lot Site Inquiry" form below to schedule a site visit.

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AgLanta "Grows-A-Lot" Team

City of Atlanta's Mayor's Office of Resilience:  55 Trinity Ave. Suite 3450;  Atlanta, GA, 30303

Mario Cambardella;  CoA Urban Agriculture Director I OoR I   AgLanta             Mcambardella@atlantaGA.gov ; 404-355-1959

Elizabeth Beak;  CoA Food Systems Planner I Grows-A-Lot Project Manager I AgLanta; ebeak@atlantaGa.gov ; 404-546-0164 or 843-901-3635

Maurice Small,  Urban Agriculture Coordinator ; Groundwork Atlanta I  AgLanta ; mrsmall@gmail.com

Fred Conrad,  Community Garden Coordinator ; Atlanta Community Food Bank I  Food Well Alliance ;  fred.conrad@acfb.org; 404-892-9822                                 

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(See AgLanta Grows-A-Lot Map of available urban garden and urban farm parcels.)
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