About Us
The San Francisco Urban Agriculture Alliance (SFUAA) promotes the growing of food within San Francisco and the associated goals of our member organizations, through advocacy, education, and grassroots action.
We pursue our mission by leveraging the strengths of our members, from backyard farmers to social justice organizations, both within the alliance and in collaboration with outside organizations and governmental agencies. |
Next Monthly SFUAA Meeting
Date: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Place: The Happiness Institute, 1720 Market Street (at Valencia), San Francisco, CA
Please bring snacks to share if you can! Treats from your garden are always especially appreciated!
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Place: The Happiness Institute, 1720 Market Street (at Valencia), San Francisco, CA
Please bring snacks to share if you can! Treats from your garden are always especially appreciated!
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Current Announcements
Here is what is new and newsworthy at SFUAA. For a complete list of our announcements click here.
SFUAA Endorses Just One Tree
SFUAA is pleased to announce its endorsement of Just One Tree. Just One Tree is a project of Urban Resource Systems, a nonprofit organization established in San Francisco in 1981 to promote the concept of greater urban self-reliance in cities worldwide.
The Just One Tree project encourages San Franciscans to plant one fruit tree to demonstrate that even the second densest city in the United States can move toward greater local food self-sufficiency.
Check out Just One Tree's current lemon tree registration campaign here.
The Just One Tree project encourages San Franciscans to plant one fruit tree to demonstrate that even the second densest city in the United States can move toward greater local food self-sufficiency.
Check out Just One Tree's current lemon tree registration campaign here.
SFUAA's Guide to Starting a Garden or Urban Farm
It is here! SFUAA has created its own guide to Starting a Garden or Urban Farm in San Francisco. The guide answers questions on finding land, permits, water hookups, selling what you grow and more. You can find a copy of the guide here.
