Our focus
At Sweetwater Urban Farms, our calling is farm-to-table (feed people) and table-to-soul (love people).
Our mission is to bring people around the table and connect communities through fresh, safe, nutritious, local food direct from the farm.
Fresh Produce
Our naturally grown food is harvested the day you take it home for the freshest & most nutritious food available for your family. Our lettuce is packaged with roots-on to maintain their texture, taste and nutrients even longer.
Seedlings
As ATL Urban Farms, we grow and sell a large variety of seedlings for soil-less gardens like Tower Garden and soil gardens. Seedlings are available in the greenhouse or order online to ship to the eastern half of US.
Home Gardens
Want to grow your own food at home but don’t have the time, space or ability to dig and weed? We can help! We sell and support Tower Gardens to grow food in your kitchen or on your patio. You just need 2 square feet and access to water and electricity!
Commercial Farms
Now entrepreneurs, businesses, and agents of social change can easily and sustainably grow nutritious produce for their communities with Tower Farms. As Authorized Commercial Reps for Tower Farms, we can help you setup your own greenhouse and Tower Gardens for commercial use.
Our Team
Clint Crowe
Sheree Crowe
Kim Coppola
Meredith Lucas
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New Greenhouse is dried in!
We are dried in! What an amazing weekend! We had an army of helpers show up, beautiful weather, and we were able to finish up the end walls and pull the plastic! It was some work but many hands really helped! This is a big step as it now means, like a house, we can[…]
Project Grow: Fully-Funded!
Through Steward’s crowd-farming platform, Sweetwater Urban Farms successfully completed their project funding in a record 19 days! “Clint and Sheree both have a background in business and a passion for agriculture that shines through their work. We are excited to support Sweetwater Urban Farms as they move and expand their production capacity and continue to[…]
How We Grow
We get asked almost every market if our product is organic. Generally, my response is, “what does organic mean to you?” Everyone has a different take. In the end it boils down to what we want, clean, nutrient dense, great tasting food. I’ll throw in local now too. Each of those has their own answer.[…]
Our Thoughts on COVID-19
We hope you and your family stay healthy. Our thoughts and prayers are with those who are ill. Mom always seemed to know what was best. We suggest that following some of Mom’s old-time, but effective suggestions might be helpful: Always be courteous: Cough or sneeze into your elbow Wash your hands frequently – say[…]
Electric Works Continues to Move Forward, Including Sweetwater Urban Farms
Woman are Podcast March 10th, 2020, CUMMING, GA – The multi-use site designated Electric Works in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, continues to move forward. Crystal Vann Wallstrom, Managing Director of Innovation for Electric Works speaks to the progress of the project in the attached link. Electric Works is described as a well conceptualized mixed-use district of[…]
On the Move!
Sweetwater Urban Farms is on the move!! Sheree and I are so excited, that we wanted to share the latest as we continue to grow. Our focus of Zero-mile, nutrient-rich, naturally grown leafy greens and herbs will soon be available to the good people of Ft. Wayne Indiana. We have agreed to be one of[…]
High-tech aeroponic farming company named Purdue Ag-Celerator semi-finalist
October 4th, 2019, ATLANTA, GA – A northeast Indiana native and Purdue graduate, Clint Crowe, with an extensive background in health technology, has had his company chosen by Purdue Foundry’s Ag-Celerator program as a finalist for possible investment funding. Sweetwater Urban Farms, which utilizes aeroponic technology, augmented with proprietary Internet of Things (IoT) technology to[…]
Greenhouse to Grow at Electric Works
Inside Indiana Business FORT WAYNE – A Purdue University graduate is planning to bring his urban farming concept to the $440 million Electric Works development in downtown Fort Wayne. Georgia-based Sweetwater Urban Farms, founded by northeast Indiana native Clint Crowe, will open a greenhouse in the mixed-use innovation district’s food hall. The greenhouse will house up[…]
Urban farm tenant plans presence in Electric Works
News Sentinel A northeast Indiana native and Purdue graduate, Clint Crowe, with an extensive background in health technology, is bringing his high-tech urban-farming concept to Electric Works. Sweetwater Urban Farms, which utilizes aeroponic technology to produce nutrient-rich greens and herbs, will open a greenhouse in the food hall at Electric Works. This greenhouse leverages a[…]