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Indigenous Farm Hub
Explore The Skillet
Explore The Skillet

Indigenous Farm Hub

Explore The Skillet

The Indigenous Farm Hub is not seeking new service members for the 2024-2025 school year.

The Indigenous Farm Hub will build on and enhance the capacity of existing Indigenous food systems and the intentional efforts that tribal communities are already utilizing. Through a community-guided approach led by Indigenous leadership, the Indigenous Farm Hub aims to: revitalize Indigenous languages, culture, and customs tied to land-based and agricultural experiences; renew traditional agricultural practices while developing modern day business and marketing plans that build farmer prosperity; and facilitate Indigenous food access and sovereignty with tribal communities. Although the 16 acre farm for IFH is located in Corrales, we serve students from Albuquerque Public Schools, charter schools that serve predominantly Indigenous Students (NACA) and students with disabilities (ASLA). As we grow our farmers in residence programming, we aim to be located across NM serving communities and students with access to health/land-based education through additional farmer relationships.

The Indigenous Farm Hub is not seeking new service members for the 2024-2025 school year.

The Indigenous Farm Hub will build on and enhance the capacity of existing Indigenous food systems and the intentional efforts that tribal communities are already utilizing. Through a community-guided approach led by Indigenous leadership, the Indigenous Farm Hub aims to: revitalize Indigenous languages, culture, and customs tied to land-based and agricultural experiences; renew traditional agricultural practices while developing modern day business and marketing plans that build farmer prosperity; and facilitate Indigenous food access and sovereignty with tribal communities. Although the 16 acre farm for IFH is located in Corrales, we serve students from Albuquerque Public Schools, charter schools that serve predominantly Indigenous Students (NACA) and students with disabilities (ASLA). As we grow our farmers in residence programming, we aim to be located across NM serving communities and students with access to health/land-based education through additional farmer relationships.