This uaip project will build on its programs by allowing IT to invest important human capital in its educational and outreach efforts

This $299,788.75 Project Grant from the Department of Agriculture National Resources Conservation Service under the Urban Agriculture and Innovative Production federal grant program (CFDA 10.935) will support Flint River Fresh Inc.'s efforts to expand its educational and outreach programs in urban agriculture. Funding will allow the organization to invest in human capital and support an expanded partnership with Commodore Conyers College and Career Academy, which is installing a new hydroponic greenhouse on its grounds. The grant aims to encourage and promote urban, indoor, and emerging agricultural practices including community gardens and farms located in urban areas as well as rooftop farms and vertical production.

Moreover, IT will support an expanded partnership with the commodore conyers college and career academy (4C), which is set to install a new hydroponic greenhouse on its grounds