Community farm

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You want to to have a vegetable garden, but you live in an apartment building or have a very shady yard. What can you do? Start a community garden! A commu

Get Farm-Fresh Food Delivered Find a community-supported agriculture (CSA) farm near you at eatwellguide.org or localharvest.org and pay a subscription fee for regular batches of local produce (and, in some places, grass-fed meat). If you're worried about being able to use it all up, go in on it with a friend or two.

public space: European Prize for Urban Public Space

If total sensory overload is the purpose of any good blogging conference, then BlogHer Food last weekend in Austin can be declared a raging success. In fact, I think it will probably take the next …

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Beyond the allure of living in a compact, efficiently-designed space lies an often underappreciated aspect of the tiny home movement: the power of community.

Image 9 of 13 from gallery of Edible Schoolyard / Work AC.

Designed by Cooper Robertson, the Edible Academy at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx recently opened its doors and is on track to received LEED Gold certification.