Urban agriculture's brightest star

Of course you can't believe everything you read, but even if this Bright Farms press release is a bit of an exaggeration, tens of millions (instead of 100 million) in backlogged projects means someone believes in you. Let's not forget the $20 million in capital!

-As you know whenever possible I like to further publicize hard to come by resources, especially in other languages. Like this gateway to Finnish permaculture.

-Do community urban gardens lead to gentrification? This is the second reference to the possible gentrifying powers of green infrastructure and something to keep an eye on in the future.