Happy Urban Agriculture Week! Aug 10-16, 2025
Happy Urban Agriculture Week!
Celebrating urban farmers and educators.
This week, we celebrate the incredible urban farmers and educators who are transforming our neighborhoods into invigorating, green spaces. From urban farms to community gardens in our neighborhoods, these local growers are cultivating not just food, but community, sustainability, and resilience. We thank you all for all you across the city, the state, and everywhere!
Here are some of the urban farms within 5 miles of the Dorchester Food Co-op at 195 Bowdoin St:
Astoria Farm
(15 Flint Street, Mattapan, MA 02126)
A farm developed with support from the Community Preservation Act, the City of Boston, and YouthBuild Boston. Explore More
Glenway Farm
(131 Glenway Street, Dorchester, MA 02121)
A farm developed by the City of Boston and City Growers, focusing on commercial urban farming and community education. Learn More
Lynstead MAJA Farm
(100 Westville Street, Dorchester, MA 02124)
A community-driven farm focusing on sustainable agriculture and cultural food practices. Instagram
Oasis on Ballou Farm
(100 Ballou Avenue, Dorchester Center, MA 02124)
An urban agriculture project that reclaims vacant land to provide fresh produce and community engagement. More Info
Tommy’s Rock Farm
(1 Akron Street, Roxbury, MA 02119)
A farm designed by Regenerative Design Group, including a greenhouse constructed by the Trust for Public Land. Discover More
Garrison-Trotter Farm
(225 Harold Street, Roxbury, MA 02119)
The first farm completed under Article 89, the zoning amendment passed by the City of Boston in 2013 that permits commercial urban farms. Find Out More
Read more about local farms on BostonFarms.org and
Visit the City of Boston Directory for Community Gardens and Urban Farms (by neighborhoods)