City Agriculture - October 2, 2023
Babylon Micro-Farms - for corporate dining, student dining, senior living communities, and event and hospitality venues now in 31 states https://babylonmicrofarms/ Local ecosystem restoration and food forestry - the transformation of one yard in... Babylon Micro-Farms is a form of urban farming that has grown from a kitchen table conversation in the 1970s to an underground reality today. The event in San Antonio, Texas featured 4 recorded webinars from around the world, including a variety of topics such as urban farming, sustainable tree planting, and the MA State “Fruition Program” which allowed food-producing trees to be planted on public access lands.
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Babylon Micro-Farms - for corporate dining, student dining, senior living communities, and event and hospitality venues now in 31 states
Local ecosystem restoration and food forestry - the transformation of one yard in San Antonio, TX
Festival of Debate 2023: Cities, farming, construction and greenspaces - series of 4 recorded webinars
City Farmer News - from Vancouver, BC, Canada with news of urban farming from everywhere
Montreal street in transition from parking to community garden
Editorial Comment: My sources at Biodiversity for a Livable Climate (
) report that this article brought many new members and attention to their great work.
Green corridors instead of heat islands in Medellin, Colombia
Editorial Comment: I’ve been known to do something similar myself from time to time and enjoy the idea that the concept of “seed bombing,” preparing balls of mud full of wildflower seeds to throw into vacant lots, seems to have gone from a kitchen table conversation in late 1970s to an underground reality today. Back in the day, I was also involved in the MA State “Fruition Program” which allowed food-producing trees and bushes to be planted on public access lands. There was even money to provide plants and minimal support.