Significats de urban agriculture en anglès

Tonight, campaigning for the presidential elections, urban agriculture and alternative education.

The explosion of urban agriculture in European cities hasn't gone unnoticed in New Zealand.

Gotham Greens' appealing narrative and eight-figure annual revenues suggest a healthy future for urban agriculture.

Additionally, LPDCCD is looking to promote urban agriculture and green job creation within the community.

Englewood also thrives with strong block clubs, a cultural council and an urban agriculture task force.

Empty lots and unused buildings are turned into beer gardens, urban agriculture, nightclubs, art spaces, and climbing walls.

We will implement measures to promote urban agriculture and community food gardens to promote national food security and reduce hunger.

Taken together, these additional benefits make urban agriculture worth as much as $160 billion annually around the globe.

The business case for urban agriculture Urban farming has become a popular trend in trying to achieve more sustainable food production.

He said, the garden would be maintained by the university as part of an effort to boost urban agriculture in the area.

Separately, there's a plan to create a "green belt" in several South Side communities with urban agriculture at the heart.

Farmers will be encouraged to migrate from the surrounding area to take up jobs in light industry, urban agriculture and construction, among others.

We had conversations about urban agriculture and grocery stores and the importance of closing the gap on food business in low income neighborhoods.

But with Fidel Castro's resignation last month, could this unique system of organic urban agriculture -the world's largest example -be under threat?

Rooftop farming and urban agriculture is perfect in this regard as minimal infrastructure is needed to get it going, with a relatively short start-up period.

It also recommends promoting rooftop gardens, urban agriculture movements, and expanding native vegetation cover in both existing urban and peri-urban areas and in new developments.