Arcadia Center For Sustainable Food and Agriculture

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+1 (571) 384-8845

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9000 Richmond Hwy

Alexandria, VA 22309

+1 (571) 384-8845

http://www.arcadiafood.org

Arcadia Center For Sustainable Food and Agriculture, located in Alexandria, VA, stands as a beacon of community-driven change. This non-profit organization champions sustainable practices in agriculture, connecting individuals with the roots of their food sources.

Nestled in the heart of Virginia, this center serves as a hub for education and innovation, offering a space where visitors can learn about sustainable farming practices firsthand. Through various programs and initiatives, Arcadia Center For Sustainable Food and Agriculture plays a vital role in promoting environmental stewardship and fostering a deeper connection to the food we consume.

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