The last time we visited God’s Hill City Farm, it was the last warm day of fall and the plants in the backyard were resplendent in their glory and ready to harvest. Would you believe that they are still picking fresh greens every day, now, in the first week of severe winter weather?
With a new hot house and lots of TLC, God’s Hill City Farm will be able to keep up their growing throughout the season. If you have questions or want to learn more about urban farming, email godsil.james@gmail.com.
Categories: urbanisms
Tagged: god's hill city farm, james godsil, milwaukee, milwaukee renaissance, urban farming, urban hot house
Community Composting in Riverwest
Sura Faraj posted this on Facebook this morning. How cool! Located in Riverwest, Milwaukee (my hometown and home neighborhood) on Booth St. between Burleigh and Chambers in the front yard. Would love to do a project like this in my neighorhood.
Categories: seen on the street
Tagged: community composting, neighborhood composting, urban farming
