Tag Archives: urban farming
Meet the Urban Organic Gardener
Mike Lieberman on fire escape gardening, organic living and why he's boycotting Whole Foods.
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$4 million for urban farming in West Oakland
City Slicker Farms is building a 1.4-acre community farm right smack in the Oakland food desert.
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Building Genuine Community
Fairy-Tale Farm is keeping it real (and making dreams come true) with their Summer Time Salon & Urban Farm Market.
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Window Farms make due
Don't have a yard? No matter, you can still grow your own herbs and salad year round.
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Food Not Lawns
It's a no brainer. Is an ornamental lawn really the best use of your resources?
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Hit the road
The crew from the "Breaking Through Concrete" project are no different from the hippies of yore with their desire to see the country by car, except that their main focus isnt navel gazing.
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“The Urban Farming Guys” take on the inner city