CityFARM urban farm business model gets noticed
Urban farming is emerging as a viable business model for companies like CityFARM. Excerpt: Its first year brought 40 new clients, allowing the company to employee two full-time workers and three part-timers. Besides its consulting and farming divisions, the business has an online store where it sells handmade products such as cedar raised beds, composters, container gardens and trellises. Read the rest here.
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