Welcome

hands holding colorful organic  vegetables

Urban Adamah (“Adamah” means earth in Hebrew) is a community organic farm and Jewish environmental education center located in Berkeley, CA.

Each spring, summer, and fall, we select twelve Urban Adamah Fellows to operate the farm and participate in a three-month residential leadership program. The fellowship integrates organic farming, direct social justice work, and progressive Jewish living and learning. As part of the experience, fellows teach visitors to the farm about sustainable agriculture and are placed in internships with local anti-poverty and food security organizations.

All produce grown on our farm is distributed to members of the community in need, primarily through local food banks and our own Free Food Farm Stand.

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Urban Adamah is a nondonate to support our work-profit organization that relies
on the generosity of others to support our work.
Donate here.

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Learn more about our organization

Who runs Urban Adamah?
Where is the farm?
How can I support your work?
Where does your funding come from?
How can I bring a group to the farm?
Testimonials

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In the News

San Francisco Chronicle article on Urban Adaman
 
 Grist Article on Adam Berman

 

 

 

 

 

 

J Weekly – 3/15/12

Edible East Bay – Spring ’12

Bay Nature – 11/13/11

Unauthorized on YouTube – 11/11/11

Spinning Spoons – 10/26/11

Sukkot Harvest – 10/19/11

PresentTense – 10/9/11

J Weekly – 7/7/11

Huffington Post – 5/19/11

RACBlog – 6/28/11

The Forward – 4/20/11

The Berkeleyside – 4/20/11

The Huffington Post – 1/21/11

The Daily Cal – 10/4/10

Adva Network – 10/8/10

JTA – 9/28/10

Adam does Adamah – 8/26/09