Brooklyn's very first Rooftop Farm, started April 2009, is closing for the season! Meet Ben Flanner and Annie Novak, the farmers who founded the project, and see for yourselves the optimistic future for urban farming. NYC's skyline has never looked this cool...
To get involved, volunteer or visit the farm you can check out their website: rooftopfarms.org/
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i'd like to make a crop circle on your roof farm...
PhantomLord 3 months ago
Hello there,
Great project! , i have a question, how are you guys dealing with the salts that accumulate over time? since you have limited drainage and a relatively short depth of growing medium.
thanks
DAvid
31860513 8 months ago
I guess the roof has no weight restriction.
chri8067 8 months ago 2
How do you take care of the wind!!, with plants like tomatoes and zucchini, or bell peppers, im trying to grow out of containers but the wind on the roof is to strong help!!! any suggestions guys !
mostrico 9 months ago
How do you take care of excessive water.. e.g. when it rains, It must get aweful heavy with that much soil on the roof. How do you take care of that?
blackkkladder 11 months ago
hi annie its me daniel i like that farm i will see you in january at garden school you teach me cooking
Dglad13 1 year ago
awesome stuff guys!
Hyperchiller 2 years ago