ENGL 111 Theme: Urban Farming - Indianapolis

The Environmental Resilience Institute at Indiana University offers a toolkit designed to support urban agriculture initiatives, focusing on climate adaptation and resilience.

The USDA offers resources tailored for urban growers, including guidance on starting, financing, and protecting urban farms and gardens.

The Library of Congress provides a curated list of databases and resources related to community agricultural programs and urban food hubs.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) offers resources for communities interested in transforming properties into urban agriculture sites, with a focus on environmental safety and sustainability

FAOSTAT is the FAO's corporate statistical database, offering comprehensive data on food and agriculture globally.

Developed by the University at Buffalo in partnership with the RUAF Foundation, this database compiles food system policies from cities and regions worldwide.

AGRIS is a global public domain database maintained by the FAO, focusing on agricultural science and technology literature.

The AVF is a global non-profit organization promoting indoor and vertical farming practices.

Gardens4Good is a research initiative focusing on urban and peri-urban agriculture case studies globally.