Whether you are educating the next generation, growing community resilience, or building careers in agriculture, Produce’d has a program built for you.
Workforce
Workforce training program participants
Apprenticeships & Training
Build workforce-ready skills through hands-on learning.
Apprenticeships, internships, and corporate ESG partnerships connecting people to ag-tech careers through hands-on hydroponic training.
Engage learners early with foundational skills and career awareness.
Hands-on Projects
Apply knowledge through projects, labs, and real-world problem solving.
Career Exploration
Introduce diverse pathways through speakers, mentors, and workplace visits.
Industry Experiences
Build confidence with job shadows, internships, and site-based learning.
Apprenticeship
Earn while you learn with structured training alongside skilled professionals.
Employment Opportunities
Launch a meaningful career with credentials, connections, and support.
Our Impact
Growing
Georgia
9
Georgia school districts
40+
Schools served
12,000+
Students reached
2
Workforce apprentices launched
10+
Teacher professional development delivered
Limited spots each montH
Come see where your food grows.
The GrowTour is a hands-on visit to Produce’d growing facility. See the systems, meet the team, ask every question, and leave with a plant. Your $25 applies toward your first month.
“My kids ask to water their system every morning now. We have never been this excited about vegetables before.”
Tamara B.
Decatur, GA
Educator
“The curriculum alignment made this an easy yes for our administration. Our fifth graders are running the GrowBlock like scientists.”
Marcus H.
5th Grade Science, Southwest Atlanta
Community Org
“Greg showed up with real solutions. The partnership fit our grant requirements and our community loved every single workshop.”
Keisha W.
Program Director, West End
Our Founder
Meet Greg Crafter
Built in Atlanta. Grown from community.
Greg started Produce’d as a direct response to what he saw growing up in South and West Atlanta. Food deserts do not happen by accident, and he knew that real change had to start at the root level. Produce’d exists because access to fresh food is a justice issue and urban agriculture is one of its most tangible solutions.
What started as a response to food access challenges has evolved into a platform that helps schools, communities, and employers create hands-on learning experiences that connect people to future opportunities.