AeroZona. An Agro-Ecological Rural Oasis

AeroZona

An Agro-Ecological Rural Oasis

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LIFE AT AERO

What We’re Exploring

Growing food. Sharing knowledge. Exploring what sustainable agriculture can look like in the Arizona desert.

Growing Food With Less Water

Testing ways to produce fresh vegetables, herbs and other crops in one of the hottest and driest regions of the country.

Increasing Local Food Access

Finding ways to get more locally grown produce into the hands of people where fresh food options can be limited.

Farming With the Desert Environment

Combining shade, solar energy, seasonal growing, native plants and desert-adapted , low-water strategies.

Sharing What We Learn with the Community

Turning the farm itself into an educational resource through articles, demonstrations, workshops & community.

About AeroZona

AeroZona is a nonprofit agro-educational project taking root in rural La Paz County, Arizona.

We’re creating a place to grow food, test water-wise growing methods, learn from the realities of farming in the desert, and share what we discover with our community.

Our vision is bigger than any single growing system. AeroZona is an evolving rural learning space where agriculture, water conservation, renewable energy, food access, and hands-on education can come together.

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  • Sometimes the first farm project chooses you.

    Recent monsoon winds brought down two dead palo verde trees at AeroZona. Rather than treating the fallen trees as waste to haul away, we saw an opportunity to put that material to work—and to start preparing the land for the rain we hope is still to come. So our first…

  • A New Chapter for AeroZona: Putting Down Roots in La Paz County

    AeroZona is growing. Although, perhaps not in quite the way we originally imagined. What began as a vision for an aeroponic tower farm in rural western Arizona has evolved into something broader: a place to explore what sustainable agriculture, food access, water conservation, education, and rural resilience can look like…