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Urban Farming

Urban Farming

July 10, 2014
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Alex farms three acres in Carpinteria California with a skeleton crew.

The simplicity of using the right tool for the job. Electric tape seals holes pecked by water-starved ravens in Carpinteria.

Leslie picks some rare wonder-kale in the first part of her now sprawling urban garden.

What was once rated the hottest pepper on the Scoville scale.

Leslie growing a watermelon in her tower gardens.

Niels and his father Eric started gardening together when Niels was just a kid. Now they have a productive urban farm using towers and 90% recycled water.

Niels loves every new sprout in his home-based tower farm in the heart of Santa Barbara.

Katie educates people about the benefits of fermentation, and the fact that it requires bacteria found in real gardens.

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