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Urban Agriculture

We grow heirloom tomatoes, kale, beets, herbs, salad greens, garlic and more and sell the majority of our production to Chicago restaurants. This reduces local chefs’ carbon footprint while increasing Chicago’s food self-sufficiency. We sell a percentage of our yield to communities without access to fresh produce at greatly reduced prices.

What kind of world do you want to live in?

We want to live in URBAN PARADISE. There’s been a lot of damage done, so it will take work and creativity.

The mission of the Urban Paradise Guild is to re-create native habitats in the urban areas of Miami-Dade County, and to promote sustainable models for healthy living that safeguard, enhance and integrate the human and natural worlds.

Urban gardening and fruit trees are examples of the plant habitats that sustain humans. We do this too, because how can a place be Urban Paradise without great fruits & vegetables?

Welcome to Nana’s Greene Community Supported Agriculture!
We provide fresh produce picked straight from the farm and deliver it straight to your selected pickup location. Each week we hand pick and pack spring mix lettuce, arugula, greens and a selections of other seasonal vegetables that are ready for harvest!

In “Community Supported Agriculture,” community members purchase a piece of the farm’s production, and in return, receive delicious, safe, and sustainably grown produce and herbs each week of the harvest season.

The Table is a unique movement of missional communities in Denver focused on urban farming, community meals, veggie giveaways, and lively conversations. We aim to help people eat well, experience life-giving and authentic community, and explore the depth and breadth of tangible grace.

We grow all of our produce within Denver’s Platt Park and University Hills neighborhoods, do most of our transportation and distribution by bicycle, and use only organic growing techniques.

100% of the food we grow is donated back to our communities

THE VEGGIE BIKE

The East Austin Urban Farm Tour is a "rain or shine" sip, eat and stroll fundraising event every April that takes place on four working urban farms -- Boggy Creek Farm, Hausbar Farms, Rain Lily Farm & Springdale Farm -- all located within walking / biking distance of one another in the heart of East Austin.

Enjoy delicious bites from many of Austin's top chefs using the freshest farm ingredients and handcrafted sips from local brewers, wine merchants, and mixologists on each farm.

Want a beautiful Central Texas garden that is good for your pocketbook and for the environment?

Grow Green is the City of Austin Watershed Protection Department's gardening education program to promote sustainable landscaping practices. It addresses water quality and conservation, recycling, plant placement and eco-friendly techniques to address pest issues.

The Grow Green program includes:

We are innovative community-based urban agriculture project that grows produce in its own fields and provides access to affordable, nutritious and culturally appropriate food to residents of our ReVision Family Home and our extended community.

Since 1990, the ReVision Family Home and the ReVision Urban Farm have given food and shelter to hundreds of homeless families and provided healthful food options to thousands of people throughout the community. We also provide job training for youth and Boston’s homeless.

Advocates for Urban Agriculture

Advocates for Urban Agriculture (AUA) is a coalition of individuals, organizations and businesses working to support and expand sustainable agriculture in the Chicago area, from home- and community-based growing to market gardens and small farms.

The group meets quarterly and maintains an array of working groups dedicated to pursuing AUA’s mission through advocacy, outreach and resource sharing, with AUA’s Board of Directors acting as its governing body.

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