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We need help for financing our first Fsysgame Pilot in a school in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria

Goal: 900 GBP (= approx. 1000€ / 1,200 US$ / 1.805.185 NGN )

The Jar Farm (TJF)

A Micro-Agroecology Adventure

“From Seed to Sale: Grow, Create, Share!”

This 1 Week Quest Series turns sprouting seeds into a Mini-Intro challenge into the Life of Cool New Farmers, blending agroecology, creativity, and entrepreneurship. Players grow sprouts in upcycled jars, craft and design a product, “sell” it to family and friends and invent a dish featuring their produce—learning about farming, food sovereignty, gastronomy and local economies along the way.

A 5 day introduction course with Head, Heart and Hands as a base for theory and further practice from week 2.
Seed, visible fast growth of a seed in aqua culture, plant nutrients and use cases + a tasty school meal featuring the sprouts of the Jar Farm.

Our Goal:

900 GBP (= approx. 1000€ / 1,168.54 US$  / 1.805.185 NGN )

For: Developing and Facilitating a 2 Days Presence Playshop in a School, Jos, Nigeria – 1 Week Program Duration – Participants: 15 students + 2 teachers + 2 facilitators :: fsys Print Card Decks and Journals + Teachers Week Guide + Preparation and Evaluation

Support the School Pilot. Thank you 🙂

Ibrahim in Nigeria and André in Germany created this Quest series Concept and photographed Testrun in a Playshop in August 2025. We are currently designing the 10 Quest cards while we crowd collect for the pilot facilitation.

Quest 1

The Seed Hunt

Obtain seeds (lentils, alfalfa, sunflower, etc.)

Quest Cards from our regenerative food systems Collectible Trade Card Game. For related Sustainable Development Goals, see our extended PDF:

Quest 2

Building the Glass Farm

Upcycle a glass jar, clean and poke holes in the lid for drainage.

Quest 3

Soak & Awaken

Soak seeds in water for 6-7 hours (overnight works best!). Document observations in the ACJ (e.g., seed swelling, color changes).

Quest 4

Daily Care

Rinse sprouts twice daily (morning/evening) and drain well. Track growth in the ACJ.

Quest 5

Brand Identity

Invent a brand name, logo, graphics, and tagline (e.g., “Urban Sprout Co.” – “Fresh from Jar to Table!”).

Quest 6

Packaging Design

Design eco-friendly packaging (e.g., handmade labels, reusable jars, or compostable bags).

Quest 7

Product Storytelling

Write a short story or backstory for your sprouts (e.g., “Meet Alfie the Alfalfa—grown with love in your kitchen!”

Quest 8

Harvest

Once sprouts reach 1-2 inches, harvest and store

Quest 9

Sprout Chef Challenge

Invent a signature dish featuring your sprouts as the star (e.g., “Sprout Power Salad,” “Glass Jar Sprout Pesto Pasta”)

Quest 10

Market Day

Sell your sprouts to friends, family, or a local café. Document feedback in the ACJ.