Brooklyn's Strategic Urban Agriculture Development Plan

Oct 30, 2017 How Brooklyn Is Working Toward a Comprehensive Urban Agriculture Plan New York City has the most urban farms and gardens of any city in the country, but they lack citywide coordination. A piece of legislation introduced at the City Council on July 20 by Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams and City Councilmember Rafael Espinal (D-Bushwick, East New York) aims to transform the ad hoc nature of rooftop farms, schoolyard plots and community gardens into a comprehensive urban...