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The Guide to Urban Farming in New York State

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The Guide to Urban Farming in New York State was written in December 2012 as a Master of Professional Studies master’s paper by Hannah Koski for the Department of Horticulture at Cornell University, under the guidance of committee members Anusuya Rangarajan and Scott Peters. This Guide is meant to address the changing face of the agricultural industry, and to support farmers producing food in urban centers and on the urban fringe. It is a collection of topical factsheets including resources and information to answer the common questions of urban farmers. Topics include site contamination, soil renovation, rooftop farming, urban livestock, farming with neighbors, and much more.

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Cornell Small Farms Program

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2013

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Cornell Small Farms Program

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Agriculture; Urban Farming

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