Urban Agriculture

Darren Chapman in the field at TigerMountain urban farm.

A Phoenix Urban Garden Provides At-Risk Individuals a Path Forward

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01.17.19
Roy Reid (center) working with service learning students at the CSUF garden. (Photo credit: Sara Johnson)

A Farm and Restaurant Program that Helps Foster Kids Succeed

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01.15.19
people harvesting produce from an edible landscape garden

Edible Landscapes Are Un-Lawning America

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01.14.19
A team of farmers working at the Bronx Foodway as part of a program from Youth Ministries for Peace & Justice and New York City's Summer Youth Employment Program. (Photo by Nathan Hunter)

The Bronx City Park that is Making Public Land Forage-Friendly

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01.01.19

Olympia Auset is Tackling Systemic Racism, One Vegetable at a Time

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09.28.18
Meei Ling Ng in the UBC Garden of Eden. (Photo © Sang Cun)

The Artist Creating Urban Farms to Feed Philadelphia

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09.20.18
graphic of people standing in a food desert

The Hidden Resilience of ‘Food Desert’ Neighborhoods

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09.14.18
Sacramento's Soil Born Farms. (Photo CC-licensed by Annie & John)

Sacramento Is Making Urban Agriculture a Way of Life

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09.12.18
A Green Garden popup stand at the Herbivorous Butcher. (Photo courtesy of Green Garden Bakery)

Teen-Run Bakery Brings Healthy Food and Job Training to Minneapolis

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08.29.18
inspiring women in the food system collage

The Inspiring Women Reshaping the Food System

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08.06.18
anthony reyes in the garden

Anthony Reyes: Building Dignity for the Homeless Through Farming

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07.27.18
young entrepreneurs making hot sauce

In Camden, a Hot Sauce is Helping Young Urban Entrepreneurs Fight Poverty

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07.24.18
Church congregants at the Pleasant Hope Baptist Church monthly community market.

Black Churches, Powerful Cultural Forces, Set Their Sights on Food Security

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07.09.18
immigrant farmers at the Kent farmers' market

Local Food Grown by Immigrants is Connecting this Seattle Suburb

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07.04.18
A farm.one indoor farming operation. (Photo courtesy of farm.one)

Can Vertical Farms Reap Their Harvest? It’s Anyone’s Bet.

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07.02.18
Photo CC-licensed by Phil Roeder.

Inside the Push to Bring Racial Equity to Land Grant Universities

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05.30.18
Xavier Brown, left, helps construct a wooden compost bin inside the Dix Street community garden in northeast Washington, D.C. (Photo by Kevon Paynter)

Black Farmers Reviving Their African Roots: ‘We Are Feeding Our Liberation’

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04.05.18

In the Arizona Desert, Tucson Models Affordable Food Access

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04.04.18