Farming is part of all humans’ heritages. Through local action, it strengthens social connections, community, health and wellness.
Now in its ninth year, ReGen Roots’ Community Farms program manages seven acres of farm-land in Hudson, NH where we provide opportunities for refugees to grow healthy food in a positive environment!
And we are currently working with the City of Nashua on the revitalization of Navaho Park in Nashua into a community farm that will provide growing spaces for people for generations!
Community Farmers Program
Forging connections to land and community with new neighbors!
The Community Farmers program provides land and resources to refugees and immigrants who are looking for positive places to grow healthy food! This helps people achieve food security and earn a side income while getting more involved with their new community.
In 2026, we are helping ten refugees grow food on over four acres of land, with the goal of helping them produce over 10,000 lbs. of healthy food to share with their families and sell back to the Nashua community!
Navaho Park Revitalization
Building community by growing food!
Navaho Park in Nashua, NH is an underutilized space that we are developing into a community farm with City of Nashua! This space will allow people to grow healthy food in a positive environment while building ties with their neighbors for generations to come!
Community Donations
Local Growers Donating Healthy Food to Others in Need!
Many local food pantries and other organizations dealing with food security lack access to fresh, locally grown produce to provide to their clients. At the ReGen Roots Community Farms, the only requirement for people to utilize land is that 10% of their harvest must be donated to other organizations addressing food insecurity such as food pantries and children’s homes. Since 2017, we have been able to donate thousands of pounds of fresh, healthy food to these organizations due to the efforts of community farmers/gardeners, young entrepreneurs, and student interns- building a resilient local food system that involves and supports diverse members of the community!