STEM & AgriTech · Ontario schools since 2016
Empowering youth over a decade in coding, robotics, AI and more — plus agri-tech taught on a working farm. Delivered in your classroom or on site in King City.
107,859+
Students reached
6,834+
Teachers trained
1,765+
Workshops run
What's next
24
Oct
How to work with us
Coding, robotics, AI and agri-tech — all five delivery routes run on the same curriculum.
See it in action
What a session actually looks like, and a walk through the King City site without leaving your classroom.
Farm tour
Workshops
For families
You do not need a school to book us. Learn at home with self-paced courses and Farm in a Box grow kits — or visit us at a farm open day.
Online courses
Coding, robotics, AI and game design — start any time, at their own pace.
Why a farm
Students point the robotics, code and sensors at live crops, with readings that change week to week.
Same equipment and same problems as the agri-food sector, because this is a working farm rather than a demonstration bench.
Survey drone
Oz robot
Three machines, one field — and students write the code that runs them.
Our motto since 2017. Try new things, test new ideas, embrace mistakes.
“This workshop on coding was really great because it covered 1st grade through 8th grade… Most webinars only focus on 1–2 grade levels. This one helps with lower elementary all the way through a good chunk of secondary.”
Teacher — professional development workshop
Partners and funders
Stories from the sector
Our podcast and reporting on Ontario agri-food — the people growing, building and hiring in the sector, in their own words.
It is free, and it is a classroom resource. Students in career and SHSM programs hear from the people actually doing the work, which is the part a curriculum document cannot supply.
Podcast & reporting · Ontario agri-food
Students Real career paths, described by people on them
Teachers Listening material that maps to career studies and SHSM
Employers The sector’s story told, rather than advertised
Get started
Booking a term, hiring into agri-food, or funding a program — it starts with a conversation.
