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    FARMERS MARKETS The concept of Farmers’ Markets dates back to the 1700’s, originating in Lancaster, PA (Meet me at the Market). It is said that at the time, the markets were used as a critical source of food for residents in the local area. Since this time, Farmers’ Markets have developed into more of a trendy concept to satisfy the growing desire for consumers to find local, fresh, and organic products. According to Schupp, “Proponents argue that the interactions and transactions that occur…

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    A. Overview The aim of this project is to instil and foster the growth of self-initiative with high school students by incorporating a sustainable urban gardening system. By teaching scholars how to sustainably feed themselves there are economic, social and environmental values of this initiative. The method of hydroponics has been used extensively as a sustainable means of producing food. The system grows food in an enclosed space,without the use of soil . This model will be introduced in the…

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    article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Raised bed gardening refers to gardens whose surfaces are higher than the surrounding ground, whether they're in the yard or on a patio or deck. Most are constructed by building large boxes to hold the garden soil approximately 8 inches higher than the surrounding…

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    filled with fast draining planting mix, which are ideal growing environments for vegetables. Therefore, using a deeper plant bed will have a greater percentage of growth than a shallow plant bed. According to Deep Green Permaculture, and organic gardening guide, research has shown that garden plant beds are beneficial . Therefore they increase productivity, contains better…

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    Fruit: (23,497 students) x (2.35 cups of fruit)/(1 student x 1 day) x (0.1875 kg)/(1 cup of fruit) x (1 ton)/(1000 kg) x (231 days)/(1 school year) = 2,391.6275 tons of fruit per school year consumed by UCSB students Vegetables: (23,497 students) x (1.87 cups of vegetables)/(1 student x 1 day) x (0.2250 kg)/(1 cup of vegetables) x (1 ton)/(1000 kg) x (231 days)/(1 school year) = 2,283.7480 tons of vegetables per school year consumed by UCSB students The USDA recommends 2 cups of fruit and 3…

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    Gardening was a ‘forced’ hobby for a good portion of my childhood. Since elementary school, I worked with my dad in our back yard; I would dig holes, carry bags of manure, and plant flowers and trees. I complained that it would be easier to go to the store and buy a bag of blackberries instead of toiling in the sun for hours to achieve the same thing. I never imagined that I’d end up gardening for fun. Every year, my brother and I would collect the fruits of our labor; every year, I’d appreciate…

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    Gardening activist and director Roger Doiron hosted a TEDxDirigo talk titled, “A Subversive Plot: How to Grow a Revolution in Your Own Backyard”, in which he encourages his audience to begin “subversive plot” gardening. Doiron starts by describing that gardening is a subversive activity because food is essentially a form of energy and power. When people grow and harvest their own food, they are taking control “over their diet…health, [and] pocket books”. As someone continues to pursue a…

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    biodiversity. We, should save gardening, from the old ways. Allowing, efforts to grow your or my own garden and we continue being a gardener. A garden, about Agricultural biodiversity, while gardening, concerns are human being’s healthiest, within Agricultural biodiversity. • My knowledge about Agricultural biodiversity. • My benefits, of owning my own land with property or not owning land with property. • My benefits, of working outside, in the weather, as gardening. • Planting my garden…

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    Institute of Justice, 2012). Non-traditional rehabilitative programs such as gardening, animal-human interaction, education and religion are new techniques being implemented in an attempt to reduce recidivism rate. Pre- 1970s, gardening was a common activity in many penitentiaries in the United States. With the rise of a “get tough on crime” mentality, gardening and other, more recreational…

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    are a reliable source of fiber and need to occupy a proportion of half of a lunch and dinner dish. Gardening will help people feel rewarded towards themselves and enjoy eating healthier. Gardening will not only help someone gain responsibility, but as well as commitment toward an objective or task. Individuals who garden are commit and responsible for their own plants and food in their gardens. Gardening is a major responsibility and takes time and patience. To illustrate, say a person grows a…

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