This is from the Guide to Urban Farming in NY. Lack of accessible land can be one of the greatest constraints to urban farming, and finding growing space often requires creativity on the part of urban farmers. Empty lots, utility rights of way, private backyards, parks, institutional land (schools, hospitals, churches, prisons, universities, senior homes), and rooftops are all examples of vacant land that might be reclaimed for agricultural use.
Organization |
Cornell Small Farms Program |
Publisher |
Cornell University |
Published |
May, 2017 |
Material Type |
Written Material |