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You undoubtedly want to take your passion for urban farming to the streets—but first, you need to gather a crowd of supporters.

Turn your cute pet rabbits into savvy business partners with these tips for marketing their fiber.

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Quench your garden’s thirst without driving up your water bill with these ideas for small-scale irrigation.

Many community-based resource-sharing organizations offer urban farmers the help and resources they need to get growing.

Tiny homes allow urban dwellers to maximize their lifestyle by paring down their space and their stuff.

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The Motor City reinvents the wheel as one entrepreneur leads bicycle tours to highlight urban farms and city culture.