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Urban Farming in Wired Magazine

You know a movement is going mainstream when the topic starts showing up in unsual places - In this case Wired Magazine:

Once you realize how easy it is to make the concrete jungle bloom, it changes the way you see the world. Urban environments suddenly appear weirdly dead and wasteful. When I walk around New York City now, I see the usual empty lots and balconies and I think, Wait a minute. Why aren't we growing food here? And here? And here?

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