What Urban Farmers Can Learn from Vintage TV

Back to the land looks modern again.

Move over farmers’ markets, there’s an even cheaper, and arguably more environmentally friendly, way of getting your produce.

Does rural foraging count? I live on a mountaintop 5 miles from the nearest store. We have some gnarly little wild blackberries and loads of wild strawberries, which are teensie. Sometimes you see the blackberries in urban parks...

I think I’m going to join Urban Organic for produce. ( I’ve been hemming and hawing over it for months.) But first, I’d like to hear about other people’s experiences with UO. Can you pick a certain time...

We were in Winter Garden today and were looking for a place to eat lunch and found Urban Flats in the new Winter Garden Village. Cute place, great bar area and the servers seemed welcoming at the beginning. We ordered and split an...

Hi folk, Can’t wait until I get to Chicago in just three weeks! I’ll be living in Andersonville. Are there any urban farming projects in the city where residents can either lease a little plot or at least work in the...

Here’s a link to the video: http://www.bayareabackroads.com/RecentShows/May342008/tabid/110/Default.aspx (Urban Farms). BTW, since I first posted, I’m having an edible/ornamental garden installed in part of my backyard...

Cuba as a global model for urban agriculture.

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Hi renz, I compiled a google map last year that shows many local farms, markets and community gardens: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=108964723796492027295.000434d7e6febe2fc8601&t=h&z=8

my GF wants to do an urban hike through Queens for her birthday on Sunday and I thought it would be fun to plan the route through food. Can anyone recommend to these brooklyners a good route— good meaning safe, relatively...

A quirky little comic strip explores the joys of being a restaurant host.

Seattle residents are skipping the lawn in favor of herbs and vegetables. Is the Victory Garden making a comeback?