EduCulture got its start through the generosity of farmers like Akio Suyematsu who allowed their agricultural landscapes to be used as learning landscapes by hundreds of local school children. Today EduCulture works with our partner farms, and farmers, creating learning landscapes that contribute to the preservation of local sustainable agriculture, nurture farm stewardship and food citizenship, and inspire young people to become co-producers in their food communities.
Read more about our partner farms:
Suyematsu & Bentryn Family Farms