research and learning focused on urban agriculture, community wellness, local food, beginning farmers, small farms, and organic agriculture. This bulletin is the last in a three-part series presenting ...

Arrange your plants, accordingly, placing sun-loving crops like tomatoes and peppers in the brightest spots and ...

Cities and towns that support urban agriculture may enjoy increased food security, youth development, small business development, reduced blight in neighborhoods, and increased quality of life overall ...

Understanding Urban Farming Urban farming is an innovative approach that brings food production into the heart of cities. It’s like having a little green oasis amid the concrete jungle. The idea is ...

If you're interested in becoming a local farmer or growing food to take to market, there's a free intensive program to teach you how to grow, sell, and run a small business. Applications are due this ...

Urban agriculture contributes to local economic development, poverty alleviation, the social inclusion of the urban poor and women, as well as to the greening of the city and the productive reuse of ...

The program started with 18 raised garden beds at Howell Park. Now, Baton Roots has expanded into public housing, classrooms, ...

Urban farm day is a free, self-guided tour that features 18 urban farms. This is the fourth year that this event will take place thanks to hosts Gardens Buffalo Niagara. Urban Farm Day is a great ...

This certificate follows a curriculum designed by Purdue Extension and is tailored to the dynamics of urban agriculture which occurs at a very small scale (usually an acre or less), at close proximity ...