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Posted 8/3/11 on Grub Street NYC
Urban Agriculture

Riverpark Farm Suggests Manhattan Might Be an Okay Place to Plant a Garden, After All

Riverpark Farm Suggests Manhattan Might Be an Okay Place to Plant a Garden, After All

Lettuces are harvested at no more than four days old, to avoid that pesky exhaust-fume taste.

Filed Under: growing pains, the great outdoors, urban agriculture

Posted 7/14/11 on Grub Street NYC
Urban Agriculture

Rooftop Gardens Now Growing Things for Supermarket Shelves

Rooftop Gardens Now Growing Things for Supermarket Shelves

Roof-grown butterhead lettuce will be sold at a grocery store near you.

Filed Under: brooklyn grange, gotham greens, hydroponics, rooftop farms, urban agriculture

Posted 9/20/10 on Grub Street NYC
Foodievents

Dinner on a Rooftop Farm

Dinner on a Rooftop Farm

Patrick Connelly of Bobo takes his act to the roof.

Filed Under: bobo, brooklyn grange, foodievents, patrick connelly, rooftop farms, urban agriculture

Posted 8/5/10 on Grub Street NYC
At the Fleas

Rooftop Greens and ‘Craft’ Ice Cream Come to Brooklyn Flea

Rooftop Greens and ‘Craft’ Ice Cream Come to Brooklyn Flea

Plus, learn how to build a rooftop farm.

Filed Under: at the fleas, bob hyland, brooklyn flea, brooklyn grange, eric demby, rooftop farms, sips, slippery slope farms, urban agriculture, vesta

Posted 5/3/10 on Grub Street NYC
Foodievents

Find Out How to Turn a Pickup Truck Into a Farm Tonight

Find Out How to Turn a Pickup Truck Into a Farm Tonight

Plus, the Breslin and Co. grow rooftop farms.

Filed Under: brooklyn grange, co., farming, foodievents, ian cheney, king corn, red hook, roberta's, rooftop farms, the breslin, truck farm, urban agriculture

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