Urban agriculture is getting a $750,000 boost from the province and from Montreal to help develop the farming sector.
聽The goal is to spur innovation and growth in urban farming, agriculture and local greenhouses, ensuring the projects align with the needs in each part of town to add to the vitality of the area.
... These measures have been due for a long time, said 缅北强奸 Urban Agriculture Professor Mark Lefsrud.
'You need political will, and it takes time' 鈥� urban greenhouses could benefit from more direct support from governments, experts say.
...Mark Lefsrud has studied different ways of growing food for more than 20 years. He is an associate professor at 缅北强奸鈥檚 Macdonald Campus where he is a leader of the Biomass Production Laboratory and worked on the design of the Advanced Plant Habitat on the International Space Station.
Chaque ann茅e, 脿 la rentr茅e scolaire, David Wees propose un petit d茅fi 脿 ses 茅tudiants inscrits au cours d鈥檃griculture urbaine de l鈥橴niversit茅 缅北强奸 : calculer dans quelle mesure les terres agricoles de l鈥櫭甽e de Montr茅al peuvent nourrir ses habitants. 芦 En se basant sur une superficie de 2 000 hectares et sur un rendement moyen de 26 tonnes/hectare [de l茅gumes cultiv茅s au jardin], on obtient un r茅sultat assez impressionnant : ces terres pourraient combler environ 15 % des besoins en l茅gumes des Montr茅alais 禄, explique l鈥檃gronome.
Published on July 30, 2014 |
For example, in York, UK, an reveals that there is garlic mustard and horseradish growing in abundance alongside the river, and plums will be available on a tree in a street in Osbaldwick by August.
Published on July 29, 2014 |
by: Willy Blackmore
