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4worldlovers: Agritopia Farm is our flagship farm for the Arizona Urban Agriculture Foundation and the heartbeat of the Agritopia neighborhood. Through Agritopia Farm we are bringing the community together to share our passion for growing through CSA memberships, the community garden, educational experiences, events, and volunteer programs.

Agritopia Farm is located in the Agritopia neighborhood on the North West side of Ray Rd. and Higley Rd. It was created not only to preserve urban agriculture on this land, but as a place for the community to gather and enjoy.

Feel free to come and visit the farm to find out what the current season is sprouting. There's a lot to explore around the farm; from great onsite restaurants, to a peaceful community garden. Be sure to check out our events page to find out the latest on U-Picks and classes.

U-Picks are seasonal. Check our events page for details on the next U-Pick

Farm Tours - Start in September and run through May. Tours are held every second Wednesday of the month, 10:00 am, rain or shine. Meet in front of the Farm Store.

Creating opportunities to inspire future farmers and educate children on food systems and how they can get involved.

The Farm Store is open daily. Fresh Farm produce. Local goods and ingredients as well as unique giftables.

Farm Night: Every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 5:00pm-8:00pm. Farm Night runs September through May.

The farm is a stunning area and we take pride in creating an environment that not only grows produce, but creates a gorgeous space for everyone to enjoy.

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