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At the #UrbanAgForum2021 we are thrilled to feature leaders from the #KoreanCityFarmers and @Seoul_gov who have championed a massive expansion of #urbanagriculture in less than a decade - and have plans to ramp it up even further.
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"According to the city government's data, the number of urban farmers in Seoul is estimated at 647,000 as of 2019, compared with 45,000 in 2011, while the amount of farming space has increased nearly seven times since 2011 from 29ha to 202ha."
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"According to a report from Yonhap News Agency, the government is set to invest ₩251.4bn (US$216.1m) until 2024 to expand the area available for farming and increase the population’s farming skills."
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Suburban Survivalism Demonstrates The Most Obnoxious Brand of Privilege
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#urban #elites, #survival
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#urban #elites, #survival
Diapers on cows: A water quality solution? – Ohio Ag Net | Ohio's Country Journal
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#cow #diapers #water #environment #ohio
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#cow #diapers #water #environment #ohio
We are calling for a $500m national #EdibleGardening fund as a necessary and urgent investment in public and community #health to be co-financed by Federal, State and Territory governments.
We’re in a national emergency, and we must respond accordingly. #urbanagriculture
We’re in a national emergency, and we must respond accordingly. #urbanagriculture
Dietary-related ill-health and mental illness cost Australia around $200 bn every year.
With COVID-19 and the climate emergency, these costs will rise and more will experience #hunger and #foodinsecurity. In a country as wealthy as #Australia, there is no excuse for this.
With COVID-19 and the climate emergency, these costs will rise and more will experience #hunger and #foodinsecurity. In a country as wealthy as #Australia, there is no excuse for this.
The levels of food poverty and dietary-related ill-health amongst #FirstNations communities are a matter of national shame.
Edible gardening has immense power to do good, as our national #PandemicGardening survey showed.
#COVID19Aus
Edible gardening has immense power to do good, as our national #PandemicGardening survey showed.
#COVID19Aus
Great comment on our #PandemicGardening survey "#Urbanagriculture has always been practised in #Australian cities...our 'allotments' were our backyards. As Andrea Gaynor has so beautifully documented in Harvest of the Suburbs, [our] backyards produced large amounts of food...
...with urban consolidation, millions of Australians no longer have large yards in which to grow food. We need to learn how to get productive growing space into cities-in public spaces, on the privately owned common property in strata schemes, on balconies, on verges, & on roofs.
#Covid19 has hopefully concentrated people's minds on the fragility of food supply lines. The supermarkets will not always have food in them. If we can supplement our food supply with leafy greens, herbs and fruit from our own gardens, we will be much more #foodsecure.
