Washington,D.C., is in fact well on its way to becoming one of the greenest cities in the country; a city that loves locally grown food; a city that values it local markets and its community gardens. Washington, D.C., has a substantial number of organizations that deal with local food, urban agriculture, and healthy eating. And community gardens and farmers markets are a local food initiatives and urban agriculture is a big focus here in the District of Columbia.
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Monday, May 16, 2016
CAUSES TV: Farmers Market and Community Gardens
On this episode of CAUSES TV, Gus Schumacher, president of Wholesome Wave and former Undersecretary of Agriculture in the Clinton Administration, and Dalila Boclin, Food Access and Outreach Manager of Community Foodworks, join Dean O'Hara to discuss local food, farmers markets and community gardens.
Washington,D.C., is in fact well on its way to becoming one of the greenest cities in the country; a city that loves locally grown food; a city that values it local markets and its community gardens. Washington, D.C., has a substantial number of organizations that deal with local food, urban agriculture, and healthy eating. And community gardens and farmers markets are a local food initiatives and urban agriculture is a big focus here in the District of Columbia.
Washington,D.C., is in fact well on its way to becoming one of the greenest cities in the country; a city that loves locally grown food; a city that values it local markets and its community gardens. Washington, D.C., has a substantial number of organizations that deal with local food, urban agriculture, and healthy eating. And community gardens and farmers markets are a local food initiatives and urban agriculture is a big focus here in the District of Columbia.
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