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Urban Farming

A guidebook that simplifies what urban farming is, why it is important, and how you can grow food in the city.

A grid of different markets with related concepts like, grow large amounts for wholesale or grow variety for farmers marekts.

Crop Planning for Markets

This handout asks questions about your markets to help you plan for your markets.

A scale with a plastic basket placed on top, the scale weight has been set to tare and reads 0 lbs.

How to Tare a Scale

Many farmers weigh their produce to find out the sale price. Tare your scale to weigh produce accurately, without the weight of the container.

Kale and swiss chard in bunches tied with rubber bands, placed in a plastic crate.

Packing Greens for Wholesale

Learn how to clean and pack leafy greens for local wholesale markets.

Roots crops in bunches in a plastic tote. From right to left- daikon radishes, red and gold beets, red radishes, turnips, and carrots.

Packing Root Crops for Wholesale

Learn how to clean and pack root vegetables for local wholesale markets.

Two hands holding a plastic container of tomatoes above a plastic crate filled with more containers of tomatoes.

Packing and Storing Tomatoes

Learn how to pack and store both small and big tomato varieties.

Image of a full CSA box including tomatoes, greens, radishes, beets, beans, squash, and potatoes.

Micro-producer Academy: Market Types

This is module 2 in a series of 8 modules in International Rescue Committee’s Micro-producer Academy. In this workshop, farmers will explore the pros and cons of various marketing options. T