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Living cover crop roots hold the soil together to slow erosion and break up compacted soils; cover crop residues add organic matter, improving water holding capacity, infiltration, and aeration.

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Living cover crop roots hold the soil together to slow erosion and break up compacted soils; cover crop residues add organic matter, improving water holding capacity, infiltration, and aeration. Read More »

Over half of the world’s population now resides in urban areas, and this number is only expected to grow.

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Over half of the world’s population now resides in urban areas, and this number is only expected to grow. Read More »

Traditional agriculture struggles to keep up with the demands of urban populations due to lack of green spaces and reliance on farms miles away.

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Traditional agriculture struggles to keep up with the demands of urban populations due to lack of green spaces and reliance on farms miles away. Read More »

Transporting food over long distances is not only costly but also environmentally damaging, contributing to the carbon footprint of food miles.

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Transporting food over long distances is not only costly but also environmentally damaging, contributing to the carbon footprint of food miles. Read More »

Urban agriculture is about growing food right here in our cities.

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Urban agriculture is about growing food right here in our cities. Read More »

Techniques like hydroponics and aquaponics allow food to be grown in smaller spaces and with less water.

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Techniques like hydroponics and aquaponics allow food to be grown in smaller spaces and with less water. Read More »

Urban farms can be set up on rooftops, in vacant lots, and even inside buildings using vertical farming techniques.

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Urban farms can be set up on rooftops, in vacant lots, and even inside buildings using vertical farming techniques. Read More »

Fresh, locally grown food is more nutritious, supports local economies, and reduces our environmental impact.

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Fresh, locally grown food is more nutritious, supports local economies, and reduces our environmental impact. Read More »

Urban agriculture isn’t just about backyard gardens; it involves creative ways to grow food in every nook and cranny, including rooftop gardens and vertical farms.

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Urban agriculture isn’t just about backyard gardens; it involves creative ways to grow food in every nook and cranny, including rooftop gardens and vertical farms. Read More »

Community gardens create spaces for neighbors to connect, share skills, and build friendships.

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Community gardens create spaces for neighbors to connect, share skills, and build friendships. Read More »

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