Urban Farming

What is urban farming?

• A method of farming in rural areas

• A type of farming that uses only organic methods

• The practice of cultivating, processing, and distributing food in or around urban areas

• A form of farming that uses hydroponics only

Which of the following is a benefit of urban farming?

• Increases pollution

• Reduces green spaces

• Improves food security

• Decreases biodiversity

What is a common method used in urban farming?

• Traditional plowing

• Vertical farming

• Slash and burn

• Shifting cultivation

Which of the following is NOT a challenge faced by urban farmers?

• Limited space

• High land costs

• Abundant water supply

• Soil contamination

How does urban farming contribute to sustainability?

• By increasing food miles

• By reducing the need for transportation

• By using more chemical fertilizers

• By increasing deforestation

What is aquaponics in the context of urban farming?

• A system that combines fish farming with plant cultivation

• A method of growing plants in soil

• A technique of using only rainwater for irrigation

• A type of farming that uses only artificial light

Which city is known for its extensive urban farming initiatives?

• New York

• Tokyo

• Singapore

• Cairo

What role do community gardens play in urban farming?

• They increase food waste

• They provide a space for community engagement and education

• They decrease local food production

• They are only used for ornamental plants

Which of the following is a potential environmental benefit of urban farming?

• Increased carbon emissions

• Improved air quality

• Higher energy consumption

• Increased use of pesticides

What is the primary goal of urban farming?

• To export food internationally

• To provide local food production and reduce food deserts

• To replace all rural farming

• To increase the use of chemical fertilizers