The Battery Urban Farm is an educational farm in New York City using sustainable farming and environmental stewardship.

The Battery Urban Farm is an educational farm located in New York City that employs sustainable farming practices and environmental stewardship. It serves as a resource for agricultural research and connects visitors with the broader network of urban agriculture in the region. The farm is part of a larger ecosystem of green spaces and educational initiatives across the city, including Brooklyn Grange Farm, which features the world's largest rooftop soil farms, and the Governors Island Teaching Garden, where participants can plan, water, harvest, and cook vegetables, herbs, and fruits. Other notable sites in the network include Harlem Grown, which operates local urban farms and provides garden-based development programs to Harlem youth, and Randall's Island Urban Farm, an environmentally-sustainable garden and outdoor classroom. The farm also draws inspiration from and aligns with resources provided by organizations like GreenThumb, which supports over 550 community gardens, and various botanical gardens such as Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the New York Botanical Garden. Additionally, the area offers access to urban agriculture data, educational manuals on green roof construction, and a collection of books on urban agriculture and public gardens, making it a hub for learning about sustainable food systems and environmental stewardship in New York City.