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urban agriculture
an intential effort by an indivual or community to grow is capacity for self-sufficiency and well being through culfication of plants and animals
food insecurities
when all people at all times have access to food, to food,to maintain a healthy and active life
food desert
places with limited proximity to a supermarket and low rates of vehicle ownership
food swamps
areas that are oversaturated with unhelathy dinning options.
commnity garden benefits
it creates green space, transforms brownfield sites, beautifies vacant lots, or public parks, has sustainability benefits, reduces pollution and GHG emissions,
according to the American Community Gardens accoiation they state
they say that the point of the garden is not the food, its to bring the community together
crtical thinking of community gardens
neighborhoods with the greatest need ofteb lack the institutional capacity to adress them.
Community gardens emerge in neighborhoods that already have resources, and when devolpers have intrest
community gardens dont always have connection w/ local communities.
can be inclusionary
urban agriculture motivations
recent intrest in local food, sustainability, public health concerns, economic downturn, food safety issues
comtemporary food system
system that gave you food is effective can produce enough food, issue is distribution of food, spacial issues with food distribution, the system is industrial, made lots of food for people, the systems is corporate made by a company, global, international , system is global, live in CA comes from everywhere, Dominated by large agricultural food businesses
crtical thinking farmers market
they tend to be in nicer areas, food may or may not be expensive than at most grocery stores