GROWING AGRICULTURE TODAY FOR OUR FUTURE TOMORROW
Planned Agriculture Education &
Natural Resource Center
This beautiful 62,000+ Sq Ft Education & Natural Resource Center with a cannery, commercial kitchen, offices, classrooms plus both an indoor and outdoor arena will be built in the middle of Polk County GA for ALL to enjoy. It will be built on 22+ acres of DONATED land near the beautiful Silver Comet Trail.
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DRAWINGS & 3-D Model REVIEWED
Glenn & Laura Robinson met with Zac Bell on 8 May 2025, to finalize the detailed construction drawings and view the 3-D Model created in collaboration with the Kennesaw State University Coles College 3-D Lab.
ARCHETICTS SELECTED
Friends of Agriculture reached a major milestone by signing with Bell & Associates Architects in Carrollton on 5 June 2024 for the detailed design of the ~62,000 square foot multipurpose Agriculture Education & Natural Resource Center planned for central Polk County on donated land on Sardis Road.
Glenn & Laura Robinson met with Zac Bell on 8 May 2025, to finalize the detailed construction drawings and view the 3-D Model created in collaboration with the Kennesaw State University Coles College 3-D Lab.
ARCHETICTS SELECTED
Friends of Agriculture reached a major milestone by signing with Bell & Associates Architects in Carrollton on 5 June 2024 for the detailed design of the ~62,000 square foot multipurpose Agriculture Education & Natural Resource Center planned for central Polk County on donated land on Sardis Road.
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Lead Architect Alan Bell with Friends of Agriculture President Glenn Robinson
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Architects Doug Elkins, Zachary Bell and Alan Bell with Friends of Agriculture President Glenn Robinson and Board Members Shelia Jennings and Laura Robinson
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Fundraising has started with several generous donations for "Brick & Mortar".
WE NEED: $500,000
to pay for grading and land preparation.
Please help spread the word to friends in Haralson, Paulding, Bartow, Floyd as well as our Alabama neighbors
in Cherokee, Cleburne & Calhoun.
Agriculture is the number one industry in Polk County GA, yet a third of the county is a “food desert” with 100% of students on the USDA lunch program. Education is the key!
We plan to fund a multi-purpose Agriculture Education and Natural Resource Center on donated land that will serve a seven-county area with the goal of improving nutrition and job prospects through sustainable agriculture.
We plan to fund a multi-purpose Agriculture Education and Natural Resource Center on donated land that will serve a seven-county area with the goal of improving nutrition and job prospects through sustainable agriculture.