Historical crops farmed on the Tohono O'odham Reservation in Arizona may be part of the key to the future of sustainable agriculture.
Iowa struggles to reach sustainability.
SACRAMENTO- As water is more limited than ever and food prices increase, many have gone to their backyards to plant vegetables in their gardens. Many edible plants are flying off the shelves at Pie...
California State University East Bay
As the abundance of food deserts remains a top concern in Baltimore City, a push to change that is now in the works. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and City Councilman announced the Urban Agriculture Tax Credit Tuesday.
This is a guest post by Allison Paisner. April showers bring more than May flowers: for cities, springtime brings an opportunity to focus on more sustainable food systems. Gardens represent an ideal; the food they provide helps meet the needs of the present, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. ...
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — Once, in America, and not that long ago, yard vegetable gardens were as common as sidewalks to the front door.
These African Americans are making black the new green.
ProvidedCornell Cooperative Extension-New York City associate Philson Warner and Food and Finance High School junior Christa Torres demonstrate Cornell’s mobile hydroponics unit.Partnering with Manhattan borough president Gale Brewer,
An unlikely gift from Republican U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt is helping an urban farming group to break ground on vacant lots throughout the city's east side.
Some Harrisburg students are taking part in a project that's really getting their hands dirty, gardening. But this isn't your typical garden…
Over the course of the last school year, New Richmond High School agriscience teacher Rachel Sauvola and her team of students, NRHS student Ellis Frank and Somerset High School student Austin Headlee, have been working on bringing the school’s aquaponics program up to speed.
Frank and Headlee h...
ST. LEOSister Miriam Cosgrove peeled back the black plastic tarp that covered a 250-gallon fish tank. The tilapia inside swam to the surface. 'A feeding frenzy,' Cosgrove, 73, said as the fish fought for each pellet of food that the Catholic sister dropped into the water.
UWSP, Nelson and Pade facility is ‘partnership for education and economic development’
White River Junction — A new nonprofit that promotes investment in a sustainable local and regional food system held its
