The Real Food Media Project has selected the top films among the submissions from its Real Food Media Contest.
Food Tank highlights ten urban agriculture projects in Washington, DC.
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Passion fruit is a sweet, tart, and aromatic fruit that pleases the culinary senses of those lucky enough to consume it.
FamilyFarmed.org focuses on locally grown and responsibly produced food.
Food Tank examines ten of the Boston’s existing urban agriculture projects.
REAL certification makes eating out nutritious and affordable.
The 11th Hour Food and Farming Journalism Fellowship offers journalists a chance to report on topics related to U.S. food systems.
Phytoremediation uses the ability of plants to extract pollutants from soils and groundwater and convert them to less harmful or completely harmless forms.
Boston steps into the future, joining other U.S. cities in allowing commercial urban farming.
Rooted In Community is building a movement for food justice and healthy communities by providing youth with the knowledge and skills needed to make a difference
Looking for ways to get involved in some great urban agriculture in the City of Brotherly Love? Check out these projects that we love!
Food Tank Highlights 10 Urban Agriculture projects in San Francisco including; Slide Ranch, Little City Gardens, and more.
The Mazingira Institute creates “the opportunity to see tomorrow” through transforming urban farming attitudes and access in Nairobi.
Green Bridge Growers uses aquaponics and other year-round methods to grow and harvest fresh vegetables and teach people of different abilities.
A simple idea that has a big impact, farm to school brings local produce into school lunch programs and gives children an extra crunch in their lunch.
The movement to eradicate food deserts would benefit from, of all things, banishment of the term food desert.
The nonprofit Garden School Foundation helps schools incorporate interdisciplinary lessons that take advantage of onsite gardens.
The George Washington University’s Planet Forward Project hosted Feeding the Planet Summit, bringing together experts to discuss feeding a growing population.
India’s urban populations are growing, but cities such as Nanded are embracing the change by incorporating agriculture into urban planning.
