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|'''The Powerful Potential Of Tiny Conservation Plots''' | |'''The Powerful Potential Of Tiny Conservation Plots''' | ||
[[File:Small plot.jpg|thumb|center|[https://www.noemamag.com/the-powerful-potential-of-tiny-conservation-plots/?utm_source=noemalinkedin&utm_medium=noemasocial by By Joanna Thompson 8/27/24 NOEMA]]] | [[File:Small plot.jpg|thumb|center|[https://www.noemamag.com/the-powerful-potential-of-tiny-conservation-plots/?utm_source=noemalinkedin&utm_medium=noemasocial by By Joanna Thompson 8/27/24 NOEMA]]] | ||
Urban agriculture — that is, growing crops in a city setting — is becoming a popular alternative to industrial farming for eco-conscious city dwellers. Beginning in the late 1960s and early 1970s, members of the community garden movement transformed myriad abandoned lots into green spaces in cities like New York, Philadelphia and Seattle. | Urban agriculture — that is, growing crops in a city setting — is becoming a popular alternative to industrial farming for eco-conscious city dwellers. Beginning in the late 1960s and early 1970s, members of the community garden movement transformed myriad abandoned lots into green spaces in cities like New York, Philadelphia and Seattle.]]] | ||
===== Regen agriculture outperforms conventional farming across key metrics ===== | ===== Regen agriculture outperforms conventional farming across key metrics ===== | ||
