The Portsmouth AgInnovation Farm is located at Cloverbud Ranch in Portsmouth, RI.

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 The Portsmouth AgInnovation Farm is a student-driven community farm education program where students problem solve during authentication learning and community collaboration, so that they become productive citizens in our community.

Thank you to Portsmouth Middle School and Joseph H. Gaudet Middle School, our volunteers, and everyone who has donated time, money, and resources to create a farm where our children can learn about sustainable agriculture.

FabNewport at AgInnovation

We are excited to partner with FabNewport to introduce middle and high school students to how a sustainable farm operates.

Let’s Grow Together!

Do you like being outside? Enjoy gardening? Want to help kids learn about sustainable agriculture? Volunteer at the farm!

Volunteers needed for various tasks based on your interest. Contact rbrancato.ericd@gmail.com

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Support the Portsmouth AgInnovation Farm!

The farm is blossoming more and more every day, but we can’t do it without your help! Our team of volunteers consists of teachers, parents, and of course – our kids.  

We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of our community and your support will make our future success possible. Every dollar plants a seed of imagination in our children, allowing them to grow into community members with a passion for sustainable agriculture.

Your Gift Makes a Difference:

$10 Buys a pair gardening gloves

$50 Provides a shovel for planting

$250 Hires an expert to give an educational talk

$500 Provides a water irrigation tank

 

“Bella” Barber, one of the original student founders of AgInnovation, in middle school (left) and as a senior in highschool with Margie and Lisa (right).

“It was one of our last days of the afterschool program and she (Bella) came back to help out and told us how much she loved it and wanted to be there as much as possible before she graduated and went to college. She is the oldest of our founders and the first to graduate and will probably continue on in the environmental field.” Margie Brennan


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