Food & Farming

Nonproft Working to Bring Hope to Local Food

Accessory Uses Can Help Keep Rhode Island Farms Going

Warren Woman Gets Hands Dirty Feeding Hungry

Future Farmers Get Kick Out of City Farm

CHARLESTOWN, R.I. — Growing fruits and vegetables in a 227-acre park that includes a wildlife refuge isn’t easy, but neither is feeding the hungry.

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New City Garden Provides Food and Jobs

Fresh Veggies Sold Direct to City of Providence

Baa-Baa Black Sheep, Have You any (Waste) Wool?

PROVIDENCE — There’s an urban farming revolution underway in Rhode Island, and City Farm deserves much of the credit.

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Backyard Farms Grow City’s Food Supply

City Florist Shares His Land with Urban Farmers

Organic Farming Growing Fast Locally

Just off the top of your head, what do you think is Rhode Island’s No. 1 cash crop? Corn, you say? Well, corn is No. 2, but distant second is an understatement. Apples? No. 3.

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City Farm Talks Chicken

Community Farms Help Feed the State’s Needy

Rhode Island Works Toward Agricultural Sustainability

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