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Hyperlocavore - A Global Yardsharing Community [http://hyperlocavore.com]<br> | Hyperlocavore - A Global Yardsharing Community [http://hyperlocavore.com]<br> | ||
Portland Oregon Yardsharing [http://yardsharing.org]<br> | Portland Oregon Yardsharing [http://yardsharing.org]<br> | ||
Sharing Backyards | Sharing Backyards [http://www.sharingbackyards.com]<br> | ||
Landshare UK [http://www.landshare.net]<br> | Landshare UK [http://www.landshare.net]<br> | ||
[[Category:Food and agriculture]] | [[Category:Food and agriculture]] | ||
[[Category:Urban agriculture]] | |||
[[Category:Vegetables]] | |||
[[Category:Voluntary simplicity]] | |||
[[Category:Community participation]] | |||
Revision as of 22:57, 15 March 2009
Yardsharing arrangements can be made between friends, neighbors, families or unrelated groups. It is a decision to garden and grow food together. Yardsharing groups gather to share time, resources, space and skills in order to lower cost of food, lower miles that food travels to plate, teach kids about growing food and to make neighborhoods livable again.
Hyperlocavore - A Global Yardsharing Community [1]
Portland Oregon Yardsharing [2]
Sharing Backyards [3]
Landshare UK [4]