3 Things Getting In The Way Of Your Urban Farm—And What You Can Do About It
January 18, 2016Growing food in the city isn’t without its challenges, but there are things you can do to start living out your farming dream right where you are.
Growing food in the city isn’t without its challenges, but there are things you can do to start living out your farming dream right where you are.
Farmers’ markets aren’t an exclusive club only meant for rural farmers. Amp up your urban operation, and start selling what you grow at market.
Take these five lessons from the top of the urban-farm food chain to improve your backyard, rooftop, patio or community garden.
The Tinyfield Roofhop Farm has provided hops to make the Lithology Tinyfield Amber Ale.
Free-range eggs are available round the clock from a streetside machine.
Chicago is one of my favorite cities in the world and now that it’s home to the world’s largest rooftop farm, it’s even better. Urban farming company Gotham Greens opened the farm on Chicago’s South Side in the Pullman area. This marks the company’s fourth greenhouse facility and the first one they’ve built outside of […]
Think you can’t build your own urban farm? Think again!
JPLDesigns/iStock/Thinkstock Flowers for Dreams, a startup out of Chicago that donates portions of its proceeds to charity, is partnering with Cook County Jail as part of the facility’s urban farming initiative, Huffington Post reports. The program gives qualifying inmates the chance to tend the urban farm while learning horticulture, teamwork and job readiness skills. The […]
Kale is the perfect crop to grow in fall in winter—it sweetens as the weather cools!