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From Vacant Spaces to Vibrant Places
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By Sean Cummings The Binghamton Urban Farm is a small market garden located on the east side of Binghamton’s downtown, managed by Volunteers Improving Neighborhood Environments (VINES) a small not-for-profit in […]
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Profit per Square Foot: Tackling Challenges Unique to Urban Farming
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Many people dream of the simple life – growing their own food, maybe even making a living as a farmer – but bills need to be paid and it’s a […]
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Recirculating Farms: Growing healthy, fresh food and a new local food culture
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Facing an average nightly low of 21 degrees, most Boston-area farmers throw their hands up in January and take a break. But with recirculating farms — which can grow plants […]
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Creating Farms on Concrete, Rubble, and Roofs
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The Story of New York City’s Newest Farmers When anyone thinks about New York City, fixtures like concrete sidewalks, skyscrapers, large office buildings, heavy traffic, storefronts, and subway stations come […]
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Urban Farmer Backlash: Too Much of a Good Thing?
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Recently, urban agriculture seems to have achieved a milestone– being lampooned. The blog Daily Candy featured “DIY Halloween Costumes” in which suggestion No. 4 was “Urban Farmer,” recommending a three […]
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Aeroponics: a piece of the urban farming jigsaw puzzle?
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Ed Harwood is willing to concede that many folks think of urban farming as raised beds on vacant lots. But he also thinks there’s another way to grow vegetables in […]
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