As urban agriculture programs expand in Chicago and other cities, a new project aims to unearth data on one of the biggest potential obstacles to city-based...
If you travel by train into Bristol from north of the city, there is a point two miles from the center when you can catch sight of a tiny farmyard. Nestling...
BEREA, Ky. — A pilot program in Berea where women in recovery learn job skills through farming saw its first batch of graduates this month.
Harvesting...
It’s a warm afternoon in late spring and before us rows of strawberry plants rustle in the breeze as the scent of fragrant herbs wafts across the air....
In Chelsea, Massachusetts — a 2-square-mile chunk of mostly industrial land across the river from Boston — a tiny urban farm sits in a gravel parking...
Imagine hearing that familiar summer song and looking up to see a truck rolling up your block. Kids flag it down, only to find vegetables.
A mobile farm...
This month, Green Umbrella’s Greater Cincinnati Food Policy Council announced that the long-awaited Urban Agriculture Zoning Ordinance has finally passed...
In March this year, Atieno Kasagam came home from a long vacation to find a slip for a misdemeanor complaint on the front door of her house. It cited...
Some of the most inspiring people we’ve covered this year are working to make the food system more just, sustainable, and equitable. -Civil Eats
Darren...
CHICAGO (CBS) — Thousands of acres in Chicago are little more than empty fields.
But CBS 2 Morning Insider Vince Gerasole learned they could sprout jobs...
Sasha Kanno is the eternal optimist.
The founder and farmer of Farm Lot 59, an organic farm, retail spot and education center that sits on a one-acre...
A pop-up urban garden has taken over a small slice of Broadway for the summer.
This week, the Garment District Alliance announced the return of a seasonal...
