33: Kari Spencer on Composting Made Easy
33: Kari Spencer on Composting Made Easy Don’t miss an episode! Click here to sign up for weekly podcast updates. Hey there! This episode of The Urban Farm Podcast is exclusive…
33: Kari Spencer on Composting Made Easy Don’t miss an episode! Click here to sign up for weekly podcast updates. Hey there! This episode of The Urban Farm Podcast is exclusive…
6: Paul Dysinger on Winter Growing on a Budget Paul Dysinger is the founder of Born to Grow and the brand new Garden Launch membership community where he enjoys teaching…
Food Forests: The Future of Community-Scale Food Production By Tayler Jenkins Imagine a forest full of delicious edible fruits and vegetables just steps away from your neighborhood. Rather than buying…
Featured Farmer: Steve Bayless [rev_slider featuredfarmersteve] Tell me a little about your urban farm. What is your farm’s name? Size? What are you growing? What kind of climate are…
Gardening in Small Spaces – Greg’s New Urban Farm Update This week is all about growing space…or a lack thereof. The patio here at The New Urban Farm is a…
Digging into Aquaponics Pt. 2: The Fish By Sylvia Bernstein IntroWelcome back to aquaponics! In my last article we dug into plants. This time, we’ll explore the fish side of…
It Takes a Community to Grow a Farm By Nic Esposito When giving a talk or presentation about urban farming, the top two questions I receive from audience members are,…
It’s Not Black or White, It’s in the Middle By George Szaszvari Human beings seem to like bandwagon causes to jump on to, and many are definitely worthy, but let’s…
Home(grown) for the Holidays By Tayler Jenkins Want to give creative, inexpensive and meaningful gifts this year? This holiday season, consider giving your friends and family the gift of something…
Fruit Tree Tour Teaches Kids about Sustainable Food Thanks to an organization called Common Vision, children all over California are learning about the environment by planting fruit tree orchards at…