Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture

Low-income individuals and families, Veterans, children, and all interested community members whether retired, college students, or anywhere in between

Content updated Aug. 14, 2026

Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture (CCUA) is a non-profit working in central Missouri out of two main locations: Columbia’s Agriculture Park and Mark and Carol Stevenson Veterans Urban Farm. Our vision is a community transformed by good food for all and the skills to grow it. We run a number of targeted programs to provide a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables directly to community members in need while supporting people of all ages with opportunities to develop lifelong skills in home gardening, agriculture, and cooking.

Locations:
Columbia's Agriculture Park (1769 W Ash Street)
Mark and Carol Stevenson's Veterans Urban Farm (1207 Smith Street)
Kilgore's Community Garden (700 N Providence Road)

Community Welcome Center at Columbia's Agriculture Park is open: Monday- Friday: 8am-6pm, and Saturday: 9am-12pm
573-514-4174
Email: info@columbiaurbanag.org

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Links for below programs:

OG: https://www.columbiaurbanag.org/opportunity-gardens

Apprenticeship: https://www.columbiaurbanag.org/apprenticeship

Veterans Programming: https://www.columbiaurbanag.org/veterans-urban-farm

Volunteering: https://www.columbiaurbanag.org/volunteer