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Where to Find Great Community Gardens in Houston
These thriving places allow you to grow your own food.
Fall Gardening Guide
FALL PLANTING GUIDE What we are growing this Season Lettuce: Super Red Romaine Little Gem Black Seeded Simpson Other Things You can Grow: Herbs: (Cilantro, Chives, Oregano, Thyme) Kale Spinach Greens: (Mustards, Collards) Supplies Growing Container(s) ( If you are unable to plant dire...
Square Foot Gardening: Easiest Way to Grow MORE Food in LESS Space
Living Systems Network – Living Systems Network
Holding space to build and celebrate community to #coGrow and #coCook. coFood Vancouver catalyzes neighbours and projects doing good work in our food communities. Together we practice collaborative urban farming through a #permaculture lens, and convene dinners & dialogues on #foodwaste - #foodsupply - #foodjustice - #foodtech - #foodeducation
The SAGE Community Coordinator: A Demonstration
Sustainable polyculture gardens thrive more effectively when they are designed with an awareness of other gardens in the community, as opposed to as individual gardens. However, the complex characteristics of plants, and their relations to other plant species in terms of needs and capacities, require a complex knowledge base not easily acquired by novice gardeners. We contribute a demonstration of our project, called the Software for Agricultural Ecosystems (SAGE) Community Coordinator, that helps manage the complexities of plant relationships and provides planting suggestions based on existing plants in adjacent garden sites. The research team collected the requirements and developed a preliminary demonstration of this system. This demonstration shows the feasibility of the idea and lays the foundation for a more comprehensive implementation of the SAGE Community Coordinator. By doing so, this paper explores the use of technology to foster the establishment of complex plant assemblages in urban and suburban areas to address the current and future limits of material resources derived from plants.
We started a farming club. Why you should start one too
We are long overdue for a return to growing our own food, and the farming club offers a promising way to reconnect with that tradition.
Houston Board of Food Security
Empowering Houstonians with knowledge, resources, and connections for food security in their own neighborhoods and backyards.
Plantage Dok
Welcome to Plantage Dok, a meetingplace, art community, people's kitchen and venue in the Plantage neighbourhood of Amsterdam city centre.
Ivy Leaf Farms | Support Local Farming, Join Us Today
Discover Ivy Leaf Farms in Sunnyside, Houston, dedicated to community wellness through sustainable farming, food equity, and neighborhood engagement.
Agriculture research summaries
Read short summaries of agricultural studies tailored to B.C. farmers and producers.
INVESTING IN REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
THE INVESTING IN REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE AND FOOD PODCASTThrough 400+ interviews with farmers, investors, scientists, and entrepreneurs, the podcast puts the spotlight on the pioneers in the regenerative food and agriculture space to learn more on how to put our money to work to regenerate soil, people, local communities and ecosystems while making an appropriate and fair return.
Young Agrarians
Young Agrarians is a farmer to farmer educational resource network for new and young ecological, organic and regenerative farmers in Canada.
National Black Food & Justice Alliance
The National Black Food and Justice Alliance represents hundreds of Black urban and rural farmers, organizers, and land stewards based nationwide working together towards an intergenerational, urban/rural movement to map, assess, train and deepen the organizing, institution building and advocacy work protecting Black land and work towards food sovereignty.
