farms + gardens
Greater Boston’s agriculture reflects our unique history and character, a mix of innovation and tradition. In Boston, urban farms grow kale on rooftops and hydroponic tomatoes in shipping containers. Worcester County family farms adapt to changing climate and markets after generations. Suburban school gardens teach biology and healthy eating habits. Everywhere families are growing their own vegetables and seeking out CSAs to support local farmers.
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