Free produce program for food pantries cut by USDA, leaving 135,000 people in Indianapolis without access to their next meal.

This article explores new methods that bring together green practices and smart technology to benefit our communities.

Across Central Arkansas, a diverse urban farming movement is growing to build community and create social impact.

Interested in urban farming? The City of Hopewell is partnering with Petersburg League of Urban Growers to host “Grow Your ...

Common Roots Urban Farm, which operates community and market gardens in Halifax and Dartmouth, says its assets were seized as ...

Using creative solutions such as sack gardening, organic fertiliser and crop rotation, she has overcome challenges such as ...

It has been just over a year since the Olympia School District backed out of a partnership with the City of Olympia to locate a new high school on park property off Yelm Highway where Spooner Berry ...

Buying shares in a CSA let’s you eat local while supporting small farms. Here’s your guide to local CSAs in and near ...

Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols toured Food on the Move’s urban farm, which utilizes innovative farming techniques to grow produce and raise fish. The initiative aims to tackle food insecurity by providing ...

In a green oasis, set amid the freeways and malls of San Diego's Mission Valley, a garden grows. Produce grown here fills ...

The Laredo Public Health Department, along with the Laredo Center for Urban Agriculture and Sustainability, is offering a ...

A Hartford neighborhood is getting its own urban farm and farm stand. A vacant lot in Hartford’s North End is being transformed into a farm. Levo International uses empty ...