Farm My City

04/05/2020

Here is an interesting way to deal with urban farming in these times when we all don't have soil to grow food

https://farmmycity.com/a-pandemic-urban-farming-survival-guide-grow-food-in-3-days-and-feed-a-family-for-a-month-on-200-and-so-much-more/

07/08/2019

There are options for us out there and food is something we will always need.

Non-profit offers free beekeeping classes, bees and equipment to displaced coal miners, improving the local economy and protecting threatened bee populations The declining coal industry has left nearly 100,000 former miners unemployed in West Virginia. But a new nonprofit called the Appalachian Beek...

07/08/2019

Hello Everyone, after some time away from the urban farming game we are back here to support this community. Truly Local Farms is now called Farm My City. The website is in the processes of turning into an urban farming resource for all to enjoy and love. I will also be posting how to's on all the urban farming projects I have been up-to and also answering many questions people have about urban farming. Look forward to hearing from you all in the coming days, months, and years. Stay nourished with love and great food.

07/04/2019

H**p, really every industry there is competition through h**p

06/30/2019

Yes, we are back posting and sharing the wonders of micro farming in the city.

"The new approach could even pave the way for 100 percent self-sufficiency in power, heat, and water."

02/27/2015

warming up on that borscht.

01/11/2015

Interesting perspective in on health myths, but Timothy Caulfield, absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Fund research to help dispel the myths so we can all

12/27/2014

Every point is bang on

Back in 2001 I weighed more than 400 pounds. I tried every diet I could think of to lose weight. I even worked face to face with the late Dr. Atkins for two months, and after charging me thousands

12/23/2014

giving a 101 tutorial on Woods Restaurant's urban farm.