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canadian, I live in downtown Salt Lake City: the o...

2007-10-05T14:02:00.000-07:00

canadian, I live in downtown Salt Lake City: the original city boundary is three blocks north of my house. Getting to the farms would be a challenge for us, but as others have wisely remarked, it's possible to get the farm to you. If you're in an apartment, start with a window box; ask the owner if you could set up square foot box gardens on the roof.

If there are farmers's markets near you, shop there. If there's a CSA in your area, buy a share. If there's a community garden organization, apply for a plot and then show up and work it.

I liked homebrew librarian's quote and will respond with another: "Do what you can with what you have, where you are."

Kerri, I've always liked that quote. Every time s...

2007-10-05T13:22:00.000-07:00

Kerri, I've always liked that quote. Every time someone offers us a home refinance or tell us that we could get X amount for our house (not likely anymore, but it used to happen), we remind them that we don't see our house as a commodity - it is home. The land is something precious to us.

But that's not how most of us are trained to think, I guess.

Sharon

Canadian - at least in the major cities where I li...

2007-10-05T13:21:00.000-07:00

Canadian - at least in the major cities where I live, it would be possible to take forms of public transportation to some food producing areas. So that would be one option. Carpooling with others who have similar interests would be another. Depending on where you live, bicycling might be possible - Cubans bicycle out of Havana to rural areas, but in many sprawling cities, that's not an option.

Farmer's markets, CSAs and urban community gardens are also good options. The beautiful thing about the internet is that you can build "unofficial" CSA relationships now - find a local farmer though localharvest, and see if you can get one large delivery of apples, or tomatoes for preservation, perhaps a year's supply of brains and greans (ok, I know that's wrong, but I wrote it, and I kind of like the way it looks - you know what I mean ;-).
Particularly if you can combine orders with other people in your community, it would be worth someone renting a car, taking a bus trip or the farmer making a delivery for a large enough order.

Cheers,

Sharon

Also, if you look into CSAs through localharvest.o...

2007-10-05T12:28:00.000-07:00

Also, if you look into CSAs through localharvest.org, you might find a farm that delivers to a drop-off spot in the city for customers. That's the case where we are.

Dear urbanite,What about a farmers' market? Is the...

2007-10-05T12:27:00.000-07:00

Dear urbanite,

What about a farmers' market? Is there one in town? Could you help rally to get one started? I've heard of people volunteering to work at them in exchange for produce. Or how about an urban garden? Or dabbling with indoor gardening and container gardening? We have one sunny sill and a fire escape and (without obstructing the latter) are experimenting with sprouting, indoor greens (wheatgrass, sunflower greens, onion greens), herbs, and container varieties of tomatoes and peppers.

-another urbanite

As an urbanite, I would love to be more in touch w...

2007-10-05T12:20:00.000-07:00

As an urbanite, I would love to be more in touch with agriculture. I can't actually go there though. How would I get there? I don't have a car. And for me to buy one would be a huge step backward for the planet and for peak oil.

Kerri,That's something my husband and I talk about...

2007-10-05T11:55:00.000-07:00

Kerri,

That's something my husband and I talk about constantly, inspired by a post of Sharon's about choosing to stay where one is: what if this is home? What if we decide to see things through here, until we die or the Wasatch Fault cuts loose and the valley liquifies?

That radically changes our priorities: if we stay, the next big project after the roof needs to be a rainwater collection and storage system, and pushing the city council to change the ordinances so that people living east of I-15 can have vegetable gardens in their front yards.

I need to assume that my son and his partner and any children they may have will be living with us at some point, and redo the basement accordingly: expand the cold storage room, gut the two tiny bathrooms and put in one that will stand up to heavy daily use, convert the junk room full of outdated computer software and hardware into a pleasant bedroom . . . .

Amelia's comment reminded me of a quote from Bill ...

2007-10-05T10:39:00.000-07:00

Amelia's comment reminded me of a quote from Bill McDonough:

The question is, when do we all become indigenous people? When do we become native to this place. When do we decide we are not leaving?

I'm going to think of this quote any time I hear about someone catching grief from the neighbors about property values going down the toilet because a vegetable garden is going in the front yard or that the land is being maximized to include other structures. It seems unbelievable to some folks that there are people that actually DO NOT intend to ever move out of the place that they own. I can only imagine the shock the buy-low-sell-high crowd is going to have when they realize that when things gets tight, no one will buy their homes. Best to consider using and adapting what you have.

Kerri