Urban Farm
The Urban Farm operates two rooftop farms on campus to produce and distribute food, facilitate research and engage the community through ecological rooftop farming and food justice initiatives. The Urban Farm strives to support the health and well-being of the community and surrounding ecosystem by using practices that are ecologically, socially and financially just. This includes growing foods, medicines and plants that are culturally significant to many communities by applying diverse knowledges, foodways and growing techniques.
Interested in learning more about where the Urban Farm operates on campus? Visit the our spaces page on our website to learn about our two rooftop locations!
The Harvest Collective and Learning Circle
The Harvest Collective and Learning Circle seeks to engage Black communities through the cultivation of food and providing educational opportunities addressing Black Food Sovereignty.
Visit the Urban Farm
Want to come check out the rooftop farms at TMU? There are many ways to visit the Urban Farm, from tours to events to field walks. Click here to learn more about our programs.
Indigenous Foodways Program
The Indigenous Foodways program supports and celebrates traditional Indigenous ecological knowledge and ways of growing, while also producing crops and medicines for our community.
Research at the Farm
Interested in research related to rooftop farming? Explore research produced at the Farm and learn how you can become a research partner through our Living Lab.