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Monthly Archives: August 2012
8/29 Community Meeting on New Urban Farm in the South Ward
Posted in City of Newark, Environmental Justice, Healthy / Fresh Food Access, Land Use, Open Space & Natural Resources, Open Space & Natural Resources
Tagged Environmental Justice, fresh fruits and vegetables, Greater Newark Conservancy, Hawthorne Avenue Elementary School, Newark-grown, produce, School Development Authority, school garden, south ward, urban farm, Youth Farmstand
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Real Food Nourishing Newark’s Seniors- SFMNP check distribution this month
Newark’s farmers markets are proud to invite seniors to buy local produce directly from farmers coming to the city this season. To increase the affordability of produce at the markets, the City’s Food Policy Director will distribute Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition … Continue reading
Posted in City of Newark, Healthy / Fresh Food Access
Tagged Essex County Division of Senior Services, farmers' market, fresh fruits and vegetables, ICC, Ironbound, Neark Public Library, Newark Beth Israel, Newark Downtown District farmers organic, nj department of agriculture, nj department of health and senior services, seniors, SFMNP, UMDNJ, Washington Park
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Wall Street Journal features Newark’s Burgeoning Urban Agriculture Initiatives
Reprint of August 8, 2012 article in the Wall Street Journal: Down Home in Newark New Jersey’s Largest City, Long a Symbol of Decay, Gives Urban Farming a Try NEWARK—Newark may be known for many things, but its homegrown hydroponic … Continue reading
Posted in City of Newark, Healthy / Fresh Food Access, Open Space & Natural Resources
Tagged Adam Zipkin, adopt a lots, Clean and Green, community garden, Court Street Urban Farm, farmers' market, farming, food policy director, Greater Newark Conservancy, Newark Beth Israel, Robin Doughtery, urban agriculture
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