urban farming

The food we grow and eat influences every aspect of our cities, our communities and ourselves. But nowadays, a small number of major corporations control the vast majority of food distribution. This has devastating effects on workers, the environment and even the long-term stability of our food supply. In a world of global food monopolies, how can we future-proof food?
Urban farmers are breaking ground on the city of the future.
“Screaming Hot Cheetos and Takis / Boy, you better eat your broccoli.”
Kimbal Musk's growing farm-to-table restaurant empire is expanding into urban farming.
This fleet of farmers is converting local lawns into food gardens.
David Young has started gardens on 30 abandoned lots left over from Hurricane Katrina.
A once-bare plot of land is now helping feed the neighborhood.