Fresh Pathways Project
About
What is the Fresh Pathways Project (FPP)?
Growing Food in a Unique Way
The FPP utilizes several hydroponics system to grow food 365 days a year!
Where Does Production Go?
The food we grow is sold at the center. These sales help us sustain the project and raise funds for other components of the center. Sold at Farmers Market, On-farm sales stand.
Building a Healthy Community
The FPP is part of a greater push to provide the community with resources to live healthier lives!
Programing
What are the available ways to get involved?
Volunteering
As we finish system set-ups. We will begin offering volunteer opportunities to assist us with the farming process!
Youth Engagement
Through partnerships with community orgs, we plan to provide opportunities for youth to learn more about food production.
Farm Tours
We also plan to host farm tours and share information on how our systems work. We hope to make the technology as transparent as possible to help more people grow themselves!
Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about the Fresh Pathways Project
The Fresh Pathways Project is an indoor hydroponics farm located inside the Wright Community Connections Center. It’s designed to provide fresh, locally grown produce year-round while offering education and hands-on experience in sustainable agriculture.
The production from the farm is available for purchase at the front of the center. We prepackage or produce in a way that is ready to take home. Follow our socials for updates on availability!
Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without soil, using nutrient-rich water instead. This system allows us to grow fresh produce indoors, regardless of the season, while conserving water and space.
We grow a variety of leafy greens, herbs, and vegetables that are fresh, nutritious, and ready to share with the community. Specific crops may vary depending on the season and demand.
The sales from the FPP goes directly back to the center to sustain the farm supplies and continues to allow us to grow fresh food for the community.
Yes! We welcome volunteers, students, and community members who want to learn about hydroponics or help with farm chores!
The hydroponics farm is inside the Wright Community Connections Center, making it a unique resource right in the heart of our community.
By providing fresh produce, teaching sustainable farming practices, and creating opportunities for community engagement, the Fresh Pathways Project strengthens food security and promotes healthier lifestyles.
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