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Who Will Farm Tomorrow
How America Is Training the Next Generation of Farmers and Why It Cannot Wait The average American farmer is 58 years old. Half of
Nutrition Grows Here
How Neighborhood Farms Are Restoring the Nutrient Density That the Industrial Food System Lost America produces more food than any nation on earth and
Grow Where You Are
Why Getting Involved in Your Local Food System Is the Best Gardening Education You’ll Ever Get You can watch a thousand YouTube videos about
From Field to Neighbor
How America’s Produce Donation Networks Are Rewriting the Story of Food Access Across the country, farmers, gleaners, food banks, and community volunteers are building
Black Gold
How America’s Composting Revolution, From Backyard Bins to City-Wide Programs, Is Turning Waste into One of Our Most Valuable Resources Every week, American households
Growing Together
How Agrihoods Are Reimagining the American Neighborhood From Phoenix to Philadelphia, a new kind of community is taking root, one where the farm is
Palo Verde Community Edible Garden
Growing Food, Responsibility, and Opportunity in West Palm Beach Location: Palo Verde Community, West Palm Beach, FloridaProgram Type: Community Edible GardenEstablished: 2022Infrastructure: 10 raised
Shared Harvest Program Launch
From Field to Shelter: Tiny Farm × Food Rescue × NFUSA Location: Miami, FloridaProgram: NFUSA Shared HarvestFarm Partner: Tiny FarmDistribution Partner: Food Rescue
Unveiling a new community garden at Palo Verde
WPTV News Channel 5 features the grand opening of the new Neighborhood Farms USA® community garden in the Palo Verde Apartment complex.
Benefits of community gardens in low-income neighborhoods
Neighborhood Farms USA® Co-Founder Moshe Popack chats with WPEC CBS 12 about why it’s so important to create these gardens, and how they empower the community.