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THE 4Roots Farm Campus

4ROOTS FARM

A Growing Campus for
the Community

 
Located in the heart of Orlando’s Packing District, just two miles from downtown,
the 4Roots Farm Campus is a 42-acre urban farm dedicated to shaping the future of food
production, sustainability, and nutrition-based healthcare.
 
The campus serves as both a working farm and a place to gather and be inspired.
 
Showcasing cutting-edge advancements in agriculture, the campus fosters innovation in
sustainability while supporting hands-on learning through classes, workshops, and training
programs in soil science,
 
The Farm Campus is being developed in multiple phases. With the completion of Phase One,
the campus now features the Education Center with flexible, lab-style classrooms, a State-of-the-Art
Aquaponic Greenhouse with a variety of demonstration growing systems, Box Gardens,
a Regenerative Market Garden, and Edible Landscaping. 
 
By uniting farmers, educators, healthcare professionals, scientists, and community leaders,
the 4Roots Farm Campus serves as a dynamic living laboratory: an inspiring model for regenerative
food systems and forward-thinking agricultural practices.
 
 

Campus Map

The Farm Campus is being developed in multiple phases. With the completion of Phase One, the campus now features the Education Center with flexible, lab-style classrooms, a State-of-the-Art Aquaponic Greenhouse with a variety of demonstration growing systems, Box Gardens, a Regenerative Market Garden, and Edible Landscaping. Explore our Farm Map to discover what’s on campus today and what’s planned for the future. Click on any marker or building to learn more about each area of campus. You can also toggle between the Current and Future views to explore completed features and upcoming developments.

Campus Map

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A WORM CALLED WALLACE

Exploring the WIGGLY WORLD OF DECOMPOSERS

Preschool

Program Objectives:

  • Play & Movement: Wiggle and crawl through the worm life cycle with themed movement activities
  • Story Time: Interactive reading of A Worm Called Wallace by Danny Doubleday
  • Exploration Activity: Students will create worm hats while discovering worm “superpowers” and exploring the worm life cycle
  • Snack: Enjoy a fun “worms in dirt” snack 
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