It's the week of big hits!
I'm sure many folks have heard about Serenbe in Georgia. But here's one of the first news stories about the development, 2 hours south of Atlanta, which gives you a feel for the houses surrounding the urban farm and the farm itself.
-Right on cue is another article about how food one of the hot trends in real estate is...can you guess?...food!
-What's happening in the Vancouver urban agriculture scene? What are the guidelines, standards and policies? What is being farmed, how is pest management handled? Which farms have staff and volunteers? Everything you want to know is here.
-We've seen lots of urban agriculture farms made out of shipping containers. The next step in the evolution is having a farm shipped, IKEA flatpack style, in a shipping container and ready for assembly.
-In Guyana a bold new collaboration has sprung between universities in Chile, the United Kingdom and Guyana to pioneer aquaponics education in the Caribbean.
-North American researchers have said to beware of the soil in urban settings, heavy metals may be present. It seems that the same could be true in Spain.
-Finally the biggest news of all, Gotham Greens opened the world's largest urban greenhouse facility in Chicago.
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