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Friday, January 27, 2012
Mushrooms may be the ultimate urban agriculture product
-Raising mushrooms seems to be one of the hottest urban agriculture/socially responsible businesses. You can take waste, for instance, coffee grounds, grow and sell the mushrooms in a dark, dank basement (of which there are plenty in an urban setting) and when the grounds have been spent completely, you can sell that product as a fertilizer. Well, add this to your list of mushroom media: dirty diapers.
-There is a battle royale taking place in West LA. Residents of residential-agricultural zones say the character of their neighborhoods are threatened by proposed development.
-Oooo...it's that time of year folks, a new Plant Hardiness Map for the USA. Behold the beautiful colors in all their interactive splendor!!!
-Lastly, a community in England hopes to produce all of their own food by 2018. Good luck, Todmorden.
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california,
england,
los angeles,
mushroom,
urban agriculture
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