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Urban Farming: Growing Food in NYC
United Nations - Around 15 percent of the world’s food is now grown in urban areas, nourishing communities and highlighting the importance of agricultural development. Here’s how urban farming is taking off in New York City to promote food production through the education of its environmental benefits.
For more information, please contact:
Stina Nystrom - President UNSRC Gardening Club and Coordinator of the UN Food Gardens initiative - www.unfoodgardens.org
Gwen Schantz co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Brooklyn Grange LLC https://www.brooklyngrangefarm.com/
published: 15 Oct 2017
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Organic Farming in NYC 1080p/60fps
This video is about Urban Farming NYC. Organic farming in Queens, Astoria.
published: 01 Nov 2017
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Master Gardener Builds 70 Acre Organic Farm | Good Work: Episode 1
Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in Frederick County, Maryland.
https://www.moonvalleyfarm.net/
https://www.youtube.com/@moon_valley_farm
Good Work is a new TDC series.
The 26-minute extended episode:
https://tdc.video/programs/good-work_e1
Subscribe to TDC
https://www.youtube.com/TheDailyConversation/
Transcript:
When I tasted the food that I grew it tasted way better than the stuff in the grocery store.
So much of you what you get in the grocery store is hydroponic and it really doesn't taste like that much. So real soil grown organic food tastes so good and I really wanted to share that with people who didn't have the capacity like I did at the time. So I
st...
published: 24 May 2023
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Rooftop agriculture: Farming NYC
Above the streets of New York, a new generation of farmers is doing something productive in spaces that normally go to waste.
One organic field (750 square metres) overlooking Manhattan is 15 metres above the Greenpoint sidewalk in Brooklyn. This is the first commercial rooftop agricultural venture in North America.
Locally produced food, green rooftops and a growing appetite for quality cuisine is blossoming in New York City.
euronews knowledge brings you a fresh mix of the world's most interesting know-hows, directly from space and sci-tech experts.
Subscribe for your dose of space and sci-tech (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) http://eurone.ws/Y9QTy3
Made by euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe.
published: 13 Oct 2013
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FULL TOUR of the AMAZING Edible Uprising Farm in Troy, NY!
Join Alicia Brown on a tour of Edible Uprising Farm as she explains how she used her background in fine art to design their no-till farm into a plant paradise. Learn how they use this leased land just 2 miles from downtown Troy, NY to grow over 200 varieties of vegetables and flowers that they sell through their virtual farm stand. She also explains what some of the best cover crops are and how they use them in their aggressive planting schedule so they can get the most out of the short growing season in Zone 5b.
Featured Products:
Gothic Caterpillar Tunnel: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/gothic-caterpillar-tunnel
Coolbot: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/coolbot
Frost Cover: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/0-6-oz-light-weight-frost-and-insect-cover
Ground Cover: https://www.farmersfrie...
published: 19 Aug 2022
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Only 30 Minutes from NYC - 15 Acre Organic Farm - Fresh Produce, Cakes and Pies - Youngs Farm
We went to Youngs Farm in Old Brookville, New York. This is an organic farm that is still run by the original family. The farm has been passed down now for 5 generations. Youngs Farm is loved by locals but isn't really well known outside of the local community. Nassau County in New York used to be full of farms like this but most have disappeared. Come for the great organic produce and the wonderful baked goods. We hope Youngs Farms remains for years to come.
#farm
#organicfarm
#newyorkorganic
#organicvegetables
#foodtravelfantastic
#farmstand
published: 10 Sep 2022
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The Roots of Organic Farming on Campus | The New York Times
Mark Bittman learns about an innovative apprenticeship program that is aiming to improve the way we eat, farm and garden.
Grab the embed code for this video at Times Video:
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Produced by: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
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published: 27 Sep 2015
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Organic Farm At JFK
TV 10/55's Long Island Bureau Chief Richard Rose has more.
published: 09 Oct 2015
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He Farms 35 Hours a Week By Himself and Makes 6 Figures
5 year ago, I met a guy named Andrew at a farm to table dinner. He told me about his market farming operation and we've stayed in touch ever since. Today, I finally got the chance to tour his ~1 acre market farm that he's optimized to give him a work-life balance that many people would dream of.
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published: 18 May 2023
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URBAN FARM in the heart of New York City!
Born out of the 2008 financial crisis, Project Eats is pioneering a revolutionary farm-centric food system right in the heart of New York City! With around half a dozen in-ground and rooftop farms in 4 of New York City's 5 boroughs, Project Eats is making fresh, nutrient-dense veggies available to underserved communities throughout the city.
Featured Products:
Caterpillar Tunnels: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/classic-caterpillar-tunnel
Stay connected to the amazing work Project Eats is doing by following them on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/projecteats/
Watch the full interview with Linda and Rick here: https://youtu.be/DdPVy4RioCI
To learn more about Farmers Friend's Caterpillar Tunnels, Quick Cut Greens Harvester, as well as our other innovative tools and supplies for smal...
published: 08 Mar 2021
4:44
Urban Farming: Growing Food in NYC
United Nations - Around 15 percent of the world’s food is now grown in urban areas, nourishing communities and highlighting the importance of agricultural devel...
United Nations - Around 15 percent of the world’s food is now grown in urban areas, nourishing communities and highlighting the importance of agricultural development. Here’s how urban farming is taking off in New York City to promote food production through the education of its environmental benefits.
For more information, please contact:
Stina Nystrom - President UNSRC Gardening Club and Coordinator of the UN Food Gardens initiative - www.unfoodgardens.org
Gwen Schantz co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Brooklyn Grange LLC https://www.brooklyngrangefarm.com/
https://wn.com/Urban_Farming_Growing_Food_In_NYC
United Nations - Around 15 percent of the world’s food is now grown in urban areas, nourishing communities and highlighting the importance of agricultural development. Here’s how urban farming is taking off in New York City to promote food production through the education of its environmental benefits.
For more information, please contact:
Stina Nystrom - President UNSRC Gardening Club and Coordinator of the UN Food Gardens initiative - www.unfoodgardens.org
Gwen Schantz co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Brooklyn Grange LLC https://www.brooklyngrangefarm.com/
- published: 15 Oct 2017
- views: 32104
2:03
Organic Farming in NYC 1080p/60fps
This video is about Urban Farming NYC. Organic farming in Queens, Astoria.
This video is about Urban Farming NYC. Organic farming in Queens, Astoria.
https://wn.com/Organic_Farming_In_NYC_1080P_60Fps
This video is about Urban Farming NYC. Organic farming in Queens, Astoria.
- published: 01 Nov 2017
- views: 212
13:26
Master Gardener Builds 70 Acre Organic Farm | Good Work: Episode 1
Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in F...
Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in Frederick County, Maryland.
https://www.moonvalleyfarm.net/
https://www.youtube.com/@moon_valley_farm
Good Work is a new TDC series.
The 26-minute extended episode:
https://tdc.video/programs/good-work_e1
Subscribe to TDC
https://www.youtube.com/TheDailyConversation/
Transcript:
When I tasted the food that I grew it tasted way better than the stuff in the grocery store.
So much of you what you get in the grocery store is hydroponic and it really doesn't taste like that much. So real soil grown organic food tastes so good and I really wanted to share that with people who didn't have the capacity like I did at the time. So I
started the CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program because I thought it was super cool. I love the CSA concept.
I started in my parent's backyard in Baltimore County...own organic system plan.... 25 acres in Frederick County. The benefit of having my own land was the ability to invest in infrastructure....We grow crops in two different ways: we direct sow them into the ground and we transplant them. With transplants we can really get a jump on the season, and the weeds, and disease as well, and pest pressure by keeping them in a controlled environment before we put them in the ground.
We have a germination chamber that puts the seedlings at the correct temperature so that we get really good germination. Aand then we grow them out in here. These are all our Peppers we have a bunch of different kinds of herbs here. You can see this fancy kind of Basil is that purple. We've got cilantro and lettuces and a bunch of brassicas. So we're growing an array of specialty crops here. I like to say 'specialty is our specialty.' This is our water wheel transplanter. These get filled with water and also some fertilizer. All of those trays that you saw in the greenhouse sit here, and up here, and here. That's mushroom compost that we get from farms in Pennsylvania. I don't know if you know that Pennsylvania is the mushroom capital of the world. All of our equipment is set up for this bed system. So all the tractors have the same tire width, so that they fit on either side of this bed. Which means that we can not only prep the soil, and put the compost, put the nutrients, create a bed, transplant, but then we can also cultivate. Bryce: Are you able to reuse a lot of this plastic? Emma: No.
Right now the national organic program does not allow
biodegradable plastics to be used on an organic operation. So we do have to remove them each year and
throw them away in order to keep our organic certification.
We have an apiary here (beekeeping)
They pollinate our crops and so they help us get better yields because more of the flowers are pollinated. They've been working day and night on creating new boxes, and making splits, and they're also catching swarms in the area.
Swarms are really really docile so even though there's bees all over you you can just walk right into them and they're not going to sting you because bees only sting to protect their house, but when they're swarming they're looking for a new home.
We also invest in our soil, that's a really big one. By treating our soil like it is the key to human survival, which it very much is. And that does require a long-term approach. We're able to weather harsher conditions by investing in organic matter and all of the different nutrients that the soil needs to really increase its ability to hold and drain water. It's one of the most important things I feel like I'm doing taking conventional land and regeneratively farming it and nurturing it back organically is not easy, and that's the situation this planet is in. Somebody's gotta roll up the sleeves and do the hard work and that is farmers. Creating a really resilient food system based on our local economy is how we're gonna thrive in a time of climate change. I just don't see global pandemics, and supplies chain disruptions, and wars or political strife putting us to continually relying on international or across-the-nation food for our daily subsistence. Now that we're several seasons in and actually acquiring more land. So we're on 25 acres, but this year we're actually going to be on 40 acres, and next year we're going to be on 70.
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https://wn.com/Master_Gardener_Builds_70_Acre_Organic_Farm_|_Good_Work_Episode_1
Emma Jagoz's Moon Valley Farm is a leader in the organic, sustainable food movement, having grown her garden on a single acre into a 70-acre vegetable farm in Frederick County, Maryland.
https://www.moonvalleyfarm.net/
https://www.youtube.com/@moon_valley_farm
Good Work is a new TDC series.
The 26-minute extended episode:
https://tdc.video/programs/good-work_e1
Subscribe to TDC
https://www.youtube.com/TheDailyConversation/
Transcript:
When I tasted the food that I grew it tasted way better than the stuff in the grocery store.
So much of you what you get in the grocery store is hydroponic and it really doesn't taste like that much. So real soil grown organic food tastes so good and I really wanted to share that with people who didn't have the capacity like I did at the time. So I
started the CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program because I thought it was super cool. I love the CSA concept.
I started in my parent's backyard in Baltimore County...own organic system plan.... 25 acres in Frederick County. The benefit of having my own land was the ability to invest in infrastructure....We grow crops in two different ways: we direct sow them into the ground and we transplant them. With transplants we can really get a jump on the season, and the weeds, and disease as well, and pest pressure by keeping them in a controlled environment before we put them in the ground.
We have a germination chamber that puts the seedlings at the correct temperature so that we get really good germination. Aand then we grow them out in here. These are all our Peppers we have a bunch of different kinds of herbs here. You can see this fancy kind of Basil is that purple. We've got cilantro and lettuces and a bunch of brassicas. So we're growing an array of specialty crops here. I like to say 'specialty is our specialty.' This is our water wheel transplanter. These get filled with water and also some fertilizer. All of those trays that you saw in the greenhouse sit here, and up here, and here. That's mushroom compost that we get from farms in Pennsylvania. I don't know if you know that Pennsylvania is the mushroom capital of the world. All of our equipment is set up for this bed system. So all the tractors have the same tire width, so that they fit on either side of this bed. Which means that we can not only prep the soil, and put the compost, put the nutrients, create a bed, transplant, but then we can also cultivate. Bryce: Are you able to reuse a lot of this plastic? Emma: No.
Right now the national organic program does not allow
biodegradable plastics to be used on an organic operation. So we do have to remove them each year and
throw them away in order to keep our organic certification.
We have an apiary here (beekeeping)
They pollinate our crops and so they help us get better yields because more of the flowers are pollinated. They've been working day and night on creating new boxes, and making splits, and they're also catching swarms in the area.
Swarms are really really docile so even though there's bees all over you you can just walk right into them and they're not going to sting you because bees only sting to protect their house, but when they're swarming they're looking for a new home.
We also invest in our soil, that's a really big one. By treating our soil like it is the key to human survival, which it very much is. And that does require a long-term approach. We're able to weather harsher conditions by investing in organic matter and all of the different nutrients that the soil needs to really increase its ability to hold and drain water. It's one of the most important things I feel like I'm doing taking conventional land and regeneratively farming it and nurturing it back organically is not easy, and that's the situation this planet is in. Somebody's gotta roll up the sleeves and do the hard work and that is farmers. Creating a really resilient food system based on our local economy is how we're gonna thrive in a time of climate change. I just don't see global pandemics, and supplies chain disruptions, and wars or political strife putting us to continually relying on international or across-the-nation food for our daily subsistence. Now that we're several seasons in and actually acquiring more land. So we're on 25 acres, but this year we're actually going to be on 40 acres, and next year we're going to be on 70.
epic gardening, market farm, market garden, answer, farm tour, garden tour, urban farming, organic gardening, gardening tips, gardening 101, garden, plants, how to , edible gardening, frederick Maryland, washington dc, white house, sustainable, compost, local, csa, agriculture, vegetable gardening, just a few acres farm, business, Baltimore, Maryland, beekeeping, TDC, megacity, delhi, obama, Mumbai, London, moon valley farm, emma jagoz, Homegrown Handgathered, greenhouse, climate, resilient Frederick county, food, farmer, women, woman, she, her, kirsten dirksen
- published: 24 May 2023
- views: 24630
3:50
Rooftop agriculture: Farming NYC
Above the streets of New York, a new generation of farmers is doing something productive in spaces that normally go to waste.
One organic field (750 square m...
Above the streets of New York, a new generation of farmers is doing something productive in spaces that normally go to waste.
One organic field (750 square metres) overlooking Manhattan is 15 metres above the Greenpoint sidewalk in Brooklyn. This is the first commercial rooftop agricultural venture in North America.
Locally produced food, green rooftops and a growing appetite for quality cuisine is blossoming in New York City.
euronews knowledge brings you a fresh mix of the world's most interesting know-hows, directly from space and sci-tech experts.
Subscribe for your dose of space and sci-tech (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) http://eurone.ws/Y9QTy3
Made by euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe.
https://wn.com/Rooftop_Agriculture_Farming_NYC
Above the streets of New York, a new generation of farmers is doing something productive in spaces that normally go to waste.
One organic field (750 square metres) overlooking Manhattan is 15 metres above the Greenpoint sidewalk in Brooklyn. This is the first commercial rooftop agricultural venture in North America.
Locally produced food, green rooftops and a growing appetite for quality cuisine is blossoming in New York City.
euronews knowledge brings you a fresh mix of the world's most interesting know-hows, directly from space and sci-tech experts.
Subscribe for your dose of space and sci-tech (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) http://eurone.ws/Y9QTy3
Made by euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe.
- published: 13 Oct 2013
- views: 1656
17:52
FULL TOUR of the AMAZING Edible Uprising Farm in Troy, NY!
Join Alicia Brown on a tour of Edible Uprising Farm as she explains how she used her background in fine art to design their no-till farm into a plant paradise. ...
Join Alicia Brown on a tour of Edible Uprising Farm as she explains how she used her background in fine art to design their no-till farm into a plant paradise. Learn how they use this leased land just 2 miles from downtown Troy, NY to grow over 200 varieties of vegetables and flowers that they sell through their virtual farm stand. She also explains what some of the best cover crops are and how they use them in their aggressive planting schedule so they can get the most out of the short growing season in Zone 5b.
Featured Products:
Gothic Caterpillar Tunnel: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/gothic-caterpillar-tunnel
Coolbot: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/coolbot
Frost Cover: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/0-6-oz-light-weight-frost-and-insect-cover
Ground Cover: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/ground-cover-no-holes
Silage Tarp: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/silage-tarp
To learn more about Edible Uprising Farm, check them out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edibleuprisingfarm/
To learn more about Farmers Friend's Caterpillar Tunnels, Quick Cut Greens Harvester, as well as our other innovative tools and supplies for small farms, visit https://farmersfriend.com/
MB01HP6VVK4LUUO
https://wn.com/Full_Tour_Of_The_Amazing_Edible_Uprising_Farm_In_Troy,_NY
Join Alicia Brown on a tour of Edible Uprising Farm as she explains how she used her background in fine art to design their no-till farm into a plant paradise. Learn how they use this leased land just 2 miles from downtown Troy, NY to grow over 200 varieties of vegetables and flowers that they sell through their virtual farm stand. She also explains what some of the best cover crops are and how they use them in their aggressive planting schedule so they can get the most out of the short growing season in Zone 5b.
Featured Products:
Gothic Caterpillar Tunnel: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/gothic-caterpillar-tunnel
Coolbot: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/coolbot
Frost Cover: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/0-6-oz-light-weight-frost-and-insect-cover
Ground Cover: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/ground-cover-no-holes
Silage Tarp: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/silage-tarp
To learn more about Edible Uprising Farm, check them out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edibleuprisingfarm/
To learn more about Farmers Friend's Caterpillar Tunnels, Quick Cut Greens Harvester, as well as our other innovative tools and supplies for small farms, visit https://farmersfriend.com/
MB01HP6VVK4LUUO
- published: 19 Aug 2022
- views: 79565
6:18
Only 30 Minutes from NYC - 15 Acre Organic Farm - Fresh Produce, Cakes and Pies - Youngs Farm
We went to Youngs Farm in Old Brookville, New York. This is an organic farm that is still run by the original family. The farm has been passed down now for 5 ge...
We went to Youngs Farm in Old Brookville, New York. This is an organic farm that is still run by the original family. The farm has been passed down now for 5 generations. Youngs Farm is loved by locals but isn't really well known outside of the local community. Nassau County in New York used to be full of farms like this but most have disappeared. Come for the great organic produce and the wonderful baked goods. We hope Youngs Farms remains for years to come.
#farm
#organicfarm
#newyorkorganic
#organicvegetables
#foodtravelfantastic
#farmstand
https://wn.com/Only_30_Minutes_From_NYC_15_Acre_Organic_Farm_Fresh_Produce,_Cakes_And_Pies_Youngs_Farm
We went to Youngs Farm in Old Brookville, New York. This is an organic farm that is still run by the original family. The farm has been passed down now for 5 generations. Youngs Farm is loved by locals but isn't really well known outside of the local community. Nassau County in New York used to be full of farms like this but most have disappeared. Come for the great organic produce and the wonderful baked goods. We hope Youngs Farms remains for years to come.
#farm
#organicfarm
#newyorkorganic
#organicvegetables
#foodtravelfantastic
#farmstand
- published: 10 Sep 2022
- views: 163
4:38
The Roots of Organic Farming on Campus | The New York Times
Mark Bittman learns about an innovative apprenticeship program that is aiming to improve the way we eat, farm and garden.
Grab the embed code for this video at...
Mark Bittman learns about an innovative apprenticeship program that is aiming to improve the way we eat, farm and garden.
Grab the embed code for this video at Times Video:
http://nyti.ms/1KMb1gF
Produced by: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/1Fsjkhd
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The Roots of Organic Farming on Campus | The New York Times
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheNewYorkTimes
https://wn.com/The_Roots_Of_Organic_Farming_On_Campus_|_The_New_York_Times
Mark Bittman learns about an innovative apprenticeship program that is aiming to improve the way we eat, farm and garden.
Grab the embed code for this video at Times Video:
http://nyti.ms/1KMb1gF
Produced by: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/1Fsjkhd
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The Roots of Organic Farming on Campus | The New York Times
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheNewYorkTimes
- published: 27 Sep 2015
- views: 3334
1:48
Organic Farm At JFK
TV 10/55's Long Island Bureau Chief Richard Rose has more.
TV 10/55's Long Island Bureau Chief Richard Rose has more.
https://wn.com/Organic_Farm_At_Jfk
TV 10/55's Long Island Bureau Chief Richard Rose has more.
- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 269
20:25
He Farms 35 Hours a Week By Himself and Makes 6 Figures
5 year ago, I met a guy named Andrew at a farm to table dinner. He told me about his market farming operation and we've stayed in touch ever since. Today, I fin...
5 year ago, I met a guy named Andrew at a farm to table dinner. He told me about his market farming operation and we've stayed in touch ever since. Today, I finally got the chance to tour his ~1 acre market farm that he's optimized to give him a work-life balance that many people would dream of.
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5 year ago, I met a guy named Andrew at a farm to table dinner. He told me about his market farming operation and we've stayed in touch ever since. Today, I finally got the chance to tour his ~1 acre market farm that he's optimized to give him a work-life balance that many people would dream of.
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- published: 18 May 2023
- views: 3171311
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URBAN FARM in the heart of New York City!
Born out of the 2008 financial crisis, Project Eats is pioneering a revolutionary farm-centric food system right in the heart of New York City! With around half...
Born out of the 2008 financial crisis, Project Eats is pioneering a revolutionary farm-centric food system right in the heart of New York City! With around half a dozen in-ground and rooftop farms in 4 of New York City's 5 boroughs, Project Eats is making fresh, nutrient-dense veggies available to underserved communities throughout the city.
Featured Products:
Caterpillar Tunnels: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/classic-caterpillar-tunnel
Stay connected to the amazing work Project Eats is doing by following them on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/projecteats/
Watch the full interview with Linda and Rick here: https://youtu.be/DdPVy4RioCI
To learn more about Farmers Friend's Caterpillar Tunnels, Quick Cut Greens Harvester, as well as our other innovative tools and supplies for small farms, visit https://farmersfriend.com
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Born out of the 2008 financial crisis, Project Eats is pioneering a revolutionary farm-centric food system right in the heart of New York City! With around half a dozen in-ground and rooftop farms in 4 of New York City's 5 boroughs, Project Eats is making fresh, nutrient-dense veggies available to underserved communities throughout the city.
Featured Products:
Caterpillar Tunnels: https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/classic-caterpillar-tunnel
Stay connected to the amazing work Project Eats is doing by following them on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/projecteats/
Watch the full interview with Linda and Rick here: https://youtu.be/DdPVy4RioCI
To learn more about Farmers Friend's Caterpillar Tunnels, Quick Cut Greens Harvester, as well as our other innovative tools and supplies for small farms, visit https://farmersfriend.com
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- published: 08 Mar 2021
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