America's Top 10 Urban Farms

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March/April 2009
By Letitia L. Star 
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6. Brooklyn Rescue Mission Bed-Stuy Farm, Brooklyn

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Bed-Stuy Farm provides food to the Brooklyn Rescue Mission, operates a CSA and sells at the Malcolm X Farmer’s Market.

7. reVision Urban Farm, Boston

reVision works in conjunction with reVision House, providing shelter and jobs for pregnant or parenting homeless women.

South

8. Jones Valley Urban Farm, Birmingham, Alabama

This 3-acre farm on a formerly vacant downtown property grows produce and healthy communities through urban farming and youth education.

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9. Homeless Garden Project, Santa Cruz, California

Providing homeless men and women job training and transitional services, the Homeless Garden Project cultivates organic produce, flowers and education through its training programs. Find organic produce and handmade products through its CSA and online store.

10. Rio Grande Community Farm, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Rio Grande Community Farm manages a portion of Los Poblanos Fields Open Space to demonstrate sustainable urban agriculture. A highlight is the annual Corn Maze Festival Market.

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  • Mark Piepkorn 2/26/2009 6:02:05 AM

    In a nice bit of synchronicity, the current feature in Environmental Building News is titled "Growing Food Locally: Integrating Agriculture Into the Built Environment." It's online at http://www.buildinggreen.com/auth/article.cfm/2009/1/29/Growing-Food-Locally-Integrating-Agriculture-Into-the-Built-Environment/ (or http://tinyurl.com/afrwa6 )

    Environmental Building News is read by Architects, Engineers, Specifiers, and other building industry professionals - an indication that the incredibly-local-food movement is gaining traction in both the popular and professional arenas.

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