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And so the Denver Nuggets traded Anthony, their franchise player, to the New York Knicks. No LaLa-land for LaLa’s man. Trade Details Inside
And so the Denver Nuggets traded Anthony, their franchise player, to the New York Knicks. No LaLa-land for LaLa’s man. Trade Details Inside
Who says we can only farm in rural areas? Despite the obvious challenges of urban farming, community gardens are popping up in parks, vacant lots, and even on rooftops across the nation.
And with good reason. While it may be difficult to find space, fertile soil, and even people interested in the cause, the benefits are endless. Researchers have found that urban farming can foster good health and community involvement, while being easier on the wallet. In fact, every $1 invested in community garden results in $6 of vegetables.
Yet saving money is just the beginning. Urban farming increases the sustainability of our cities, promotes concern for the environment, and fosters community involvement. Considering that most urbanites hardly even know their next-door neighbors, we certainly can’t expect to always know who produces our food. Urban farming, however, can alleviate both problems simultaneously.