This Hidden U Of T Rooftop Farm Helps Feed the Hungry—and Could Impact How Cities Eat

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This Hidden U Of T Rooftop Farm Helps Feed the Hungry—and Could Impact How Cities Eat

Plus, find out how some U of T alumni are keeping the project alive.

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Company Finds New Way to Grow Lettuce, Cut Risk of Foodborne Illness

One rooftop greenhouse company in Chicago says their lettuce is safer and longer-lasting.

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Greenroofs.com Featured Project October 15, 2018

With extreme governmental support to provide healthier living spaces in the tight quarters of the very built-up island nation and create a City in a Garden, it’s no wonder their plans are to have 200 hectares of greenroofs and walls in place by 2030 -that’s 2 million m2!

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When Balconies And Backyards Turn Green

Urban farms could be set up for various reasons — as a hobby, for education or training, or for profit. For many, it’s a method to preserve traditional food philosophy, while for yet others, it provides a sense of ‘food justice’ — which is exercising their right to grow, sell and improve access to culturally-appropriate food, which is grown locally and affordable.