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  • Expanding to New Markets

  • Guide to Urban Farming

    The guide is designed to inform urban farmers about advocating for urban agriculture, accessing and reclaiming land, producing food and farm products in city centers, marketing, financing, and other information they need to know to launch, continue, or expand their farm businesses. 1. Making Urban Farming Possible- Getting Started 2. Farming in Urban Centers 3.…

  • PUA 101 + PUA 102 Bundle

    Enroll together and save! Includes: PUA 101: Deciding Where to Farm in the City and PUA 102: Urban Farm Planning and Management.

  • PUA 201: Urban Agriculture Skills for Planners

    Incorporate urban agriculture into planning practice — gain critical knowledge on structures, approaches and policies for community engagement, comprehensive planning, zoning reforms, and resource provision, including example plans and ordinances.

  • PUA 103: Urban Farming by Community Nonprofits

    Operate a nonprofit urban farm — this course guides farm staff and community organizations on establishing and managing a nonprofit urban farm

  • PUA 102: Urban Farm Planning and Management

    Establish an economically viable urban farm —  select a solid business model and learn basics of crop planning, analyzing markets, managing on-farm labor, and promoting a strong farm culture.

  • PUA 101: Deciding Where to Farm in the City

    Create an urban farm with community in mind — identify the key physical, economic, and social factors for site assessment and development.

  • The Promise of Urban Agriculture

    National Study of Commercial Farming in Urban Areas Urban and peri-urban farms have proliferated around the United States in the past decades. Although considerable attention has been paid to the impact of this emerging farm sector on social indicators, such as fresh food access, youth engagement, community development, and educational attainment, far less attention has…

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