Urban Farming in Denver, Colorado 2022

Urban Farming in Denver, Colorado 2022

Today's video is very exciting because I get to show you an urban farm that is located at a green school! This is the ultimate farm-to-table experience for children and the community in a very populated city! I met with co-founder and Executive Director Meg Caley at the National Farmers Union Conference. Ms. Caley gracious invited me to visit her urban farm which builds educational urban farms to engage communities, strengthen neighborhood resiliency, and root farmers in the city. What an incredible tour of the farm!!! Stefan Karg the farm Program Manager graciously took me on the tour. I met Bonnie the garden cat too! Teaching school children about farming and how to grow and use the food they produce is simply amazing and incredibly encouraging!!! I hope you love the tour as much as I did!

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Hello. My name is Kate Stephens, and I am a 17-year-old 4th generation Montana farmer. My family has been farming wheat in north-central Montana since my great grandfather immigrated from Denmark in 1912 and homesteaded our land. My family has been teaching me about farming since I was two years old. I run one of the combines on the farm at harvest. I believe that it is important for everyone to know where their food comes from and the families who produce it. I love our farm, and I hope that my Farm to Fashion and Farm to Table products can help educate people about where their food comes from in a fun way. That is how Kate's Ag - Farm to Fashion became a reality. I hope you love my products as much as I do because this is an extension of our farm and the grains we have been growing to feed other families for over one hundred years.

[johnterry]

You are quite the impressive and unique young lady Ms. Stephens. Don’t ever change! Bright future you have.

[jeffro]

Kate I love how you travel around all over to different farms and share all the different benefits of the farms. Kate you are such a

[maurielehmkuhl]

This one had meaning for me as my son and his wife, when they lived in Denver, took part in farming plots and they so enjoyed the fresh produce. Thanks again Kate for keeping AG real, your the best.

[derekjohnson]

What a nice project they have going on there. I hope more people start doing that. Thanks for another great educational video Kate !!!

[Rascilon]

I appreciate your enthusiasm for everything you do Kate.

[markmclaughlan]

Fantastic project and a great idea, both in community engagement and education. It’s great to see and really important. Another great video, Thanks so much.😀

[leepatton]

Thank you Kate for such a great video this school surely has a positive effect on the children and the community

[ernestcano]

Thank Kate, great video on the Sprout City farming in Denver. It was very educational to learn about all they grow there. Love you and video, looking forward for the next one.❤️

[darrell]

Kate a great interview and a awesome person doing the interview thanks for sharing and God’s blessings for you and all your family

[august]

Sprout City farms not only seems like a great place to grow your food and learn about your food, but is also looks like a great place to play. 😊

[dennisdole]

Nice job Kate! Keep up the great work of reporting on the benefits of urban farming.

[ALS]

What a great spokesman Stefan is. Must be an interviewer's dream to find someone that articulate and passionate and knowlegable.

[Per]

Nice show, this is one year everybody should be growing food.

[marcometselaar]

What a great video Kate! What a great idea to have a school next to a farm. Education is so important! I saw a professor on Dutch TV who told an interesting story about education and food. He said that if children know where the food comes from, they will make better choices about the food they will eat. They will eat healthier. There is now a project in the Netherlands where parents receive a vegetable package every week for 8 weeks. All vegetables from local farms. Babies who have just finished their mother's milk in particular get more vegetables because of the project and that appears to have a huge influence on the development of a taste. They would then eat less junk food later in life. After eight weeks they hope the parents continue with buying the healthy food. Love the cat Bonnie! What a nice idea to do some visits like this farm and the bakery in Denver. It must be awesome to go out with your mom. Greetings from the Netherlands again, in Dutch we say 'doei' (it means bye!).

[aletheasteenbergen]

Great idea to have a garden by a school to teach kids where their food comes from. Interesting video. Thanks for sharing.

[ervincrandell]

I am from Weymouth massachusetts. Enjoy your videos. We do not have farms in my part of Massachusetts. You do a good job. Keep up the good work❤

[stevenharris]

Looking good Kate this farm looks like vegetables 🥕 for families and get kids involved with their school grade and growing up with how to grow vegetables ❤️

[kelvingravel]

Hi Kate what a wonderful place to visit, great to see someone who like yourself cares for the land and wants to share their knowledge with others, thanks for sharing another awesome video again Kate, take care out there and stay safe 👍 😊.

[C.Pachovsky]

This is really amazing. We need to do things like this more in every country! Great video Kate :)

[refsa]

Wow Kate, what an incredible knowledgeable man , intelligent, interesting and informative person this guy is. The school is very lucky to have him and Kate thanks to you for making us aware of such ag programs being implemented by some schools. Kate you're amazing, bye from Texas 🤠👍