The following are the benefits of Urban Farming except;

Okra, Tomato, Eggplant are examples of Green leafy vegetables

Ampalaya, Kalabasa, Patola are examples of;

A perfect way to use the schoolyard as a laboratory, to reconnect students with the natural environment and the true source of their food

A garden containing herbs, vegetables, seeds, berries, and plants that you can consume. It doesn't have to be very big. Your garden can start small with a few pots and containers, or even a window box with a few herbs

The cultivation of various food crops on the roof of houses, typically in urban areas where there is no sufficient agricultural space.

Gardens that are part of a shared environment. They make it possible for many people to enjoy a resource – in this case, land for planting – that they can't manage on their own

Urban gardening guarantees the consumption of healthy foods that are predominantly organic, “home-grown,” and free of artificial fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides.

Sunlight is crucial, make sure that you find a place where the plant has access to at least 1-3 hours of sunlight a day.

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