Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Tomatoes Caged
The tomato plants are huge. I got cages for them. There are flowers so hopefully actual tomatoes will follow.
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designing a new tool for a new generation of farmers
About the Urban Farm Cart Project
As oil prices continue to rise and with it the price of food; as the safety of our food continues to be a serious concern, other alternatives to the current system of production are needed. The goal of this project is to design the Urban Farm Cart for those people who want to start their own urban farm, whether it takes the form of a window box, a multi-acre enterprise or somewhere in between.
The objective of the Urban Farm Cart Project is to learn by doing, by observing and absorbing. The end goal is to design a meaningful product that allows the user, or urban farmer, to plant, grow, harvest, and sell produce in the city in a way that is environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable.
(for a full description of the project, check out the first blog post from June 22, 2008)
The objective of the Urban Farm Cart Project is to learn by doing, by observing and absorbing. The end goal is to design a meaningful product that allows the user, or urban farmer, to plant, grow, harvest, and sell produce in the city in a way that is environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable.
(for a full description of the project, check out the first blog post from June 22, 2008)
About the Author
Born in a rural community in New York State, Sarah di Nicola Tranum grew up surrounded by family, nature, art, politics and humour. The goal to combine her passion for art and design with a desire to create social change, has given Sarah the opportunity to explore many different disciplines. She graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Policy Analysis and Management. She completed the one year interdisciplinary design program, Institute without Boundaries, in Toronto and is currently pursing her masters degree in design at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. More of her work can be seen at www.sarahtranum.com. Sarah hosts World House Radio, a series of podcast interviews about housing and design that can be listened to at www.worldhouseradio.blogspot.com.
Urban Farm Cart Archive
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- Up the Yangtze
- Arin and Ben's Brooklyn Farm
- Tomatoes Caged
- Radish Harvest & They are Delishus!
- Design Inspiration - Surf Fishing Carts
- Growth...
- Design Inspiration - Golf Bag Carts
- Design Inspiration - Bike Trailers
- Urban Farm Cart Part 2
- Urban Farm Cart Part 1
- Urban Green Space = Good
- Is Anything Growing Yet?!
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