Brick City Urban Farms (part 2)

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Uploaded by on Jun 9, 2009

John Taylor and Lorraine Gibbons use EarthBoxes to turn a vacant lot into a thriving farm, bringing fresh local produce to the 'food desert' of Newark, creating green jobs, educational and job training opportunities.

UPDATE:
Brick City Urban Farms is now Garden State Urban Farms. For more info, go to
http://www.gardenstateurbanfarms.com
or contact Lorraine Gibbons: lorraine@gardenstateurbanfarms.com

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  • Beautiful!!

    We can all start eating Real Food again.....

  • It always aggravates me to see the millions of "available" square feet of warehouse space along the turnpike...especially between exits 7a and 8a

  • This looks great. What would take this to the next level is if it could be done year round in a green house. I think some of the best ideas is to pay people for the food they want grown. If I could pay for food in advance that others would grow organically I sure would like to do that even better than buying it from the store where it had to travel many miles to get here.

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