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What a Farm Looks Like

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Fields, containers, warehouses, backyards, abandoned lots – all of the places in this story have one thing in common: they grow food in South Florida. And each has a different mission.

No soil, water with nutrients, and LED lights means high yields in little space

Box Greens: Inside Jobs

Borders are made of logs, rocks and other objects on the farm

Cerasee Farm: 
Horticultural Therapy in the Inner City

Fruit forest at Empower Farms

Empower Farms: A Place for People of All Abilities

Fields, containers, warehouses, backyards, abandoned lots – all of the places in this story have one thing in common: they
Sprouts grow in huge bins that rotate

Fullei Fresh: An Indoor Family Farm

Danielle Ramos tends a front-yard edible garden in Hollywood

Green Thumbs for Healthy Bodies: Food Yards

Hammock Greens container farms

Hammock Greens: 
Let Tech Tend the Crops

Raised beds at Grow2Heal provide hands-on learning

Homestead Hospital’s Grow2Heal: Healing by Teaching

Rows of onions and greens at Verde in Homestead

Redland Community Farm and Market
: Giving Veterans Farm Jobs

The farm is next to Parkway United Methodist Church in Pompano Beach

The Fruitful Field: Feeding and Teaching a Neighborhood

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