The Urban Garden
How One Community Turned Idle Land into a Garden City and How You Can, Too
Nonfiction, Home & Garden, Gardening, Garden Design, Vegetables
| Author: | Jeremy N. Smith, Chad Harder, Sepp Jannotta | ISBN: | 9781632201683 |
| Publisher: | Skyhorse | Publication: | October 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Skyhorse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jeremy N. Smith, Chad Harder, Sepp Jannotta |
| ISBN: | 9781632201683 |
| Publisher: | Skyhorse |
| Publication: | October 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Skyhorse |
| Language: | English |
Fifteen people-plus a class of first graders-tell how local food, farms, and gardens changed their lives and their community...and how they can change yours, too.
Urban Farming Handbook includes:
Fifteen first-person stories of personal and civic transformation from a range of individuals, including farmers and community garden members, a low-income senior and troubled teen, a foodie, a food bank officer, and many more
Seven in-depth How It Works” sections on student farms, community gardens, community supported agriculture (CSA), community education, farm work therapy, community outreach, and more
Detailed information on dozens of additional resources from relevant books and websites to government programs and national non-profit organizations
Over 80 full-color photographs showing a diverse local food community at home, work, and play
Read Urban Farming Handbook to:
Learn how people like you, with busy lives like yours, can and do enjoy the many benefits of local food without having to become full-time organic farmers
Gain the information you need to organize or get involved in your own "growing community” anywhere across the country and around the world.
Fifteen people-plus a class of first graders-tell how local food, farms, and gardens changed their lives and their community...and how they can change yours, too.
Urban Farming Handbook includes:
Fifteen first-person stories of personal and civic transformation from a range of individuals, including farmers and community garden members, a low-income senior and troubled teen, a foodie, a food bank officer, and many more
Seven in-depth How It Works” sections on student farms, community gardens, community supported agriculture (CSA), community education, farm work therapy, community outreach, and more
Detailed information on dozens of additional resources from relevant books and websites to government programs and national non-profit organizations
Over 80 full-color photographs showing a diverse local food community at home, work, and play
Read Urban Farming Handbook to:
Learn how people like you, with busy lives like yours, can and do enjoy the many benefits of local food without having to become full-time organic farmers
Gain the information you need to organize or get involved in your own "growing community” anywhere across the country and around the world.
