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Originally Posted by Marcu
It seems a bit ridiculous and reactionary to convert valuable urban space, often near mass transit lines, into low intensity inherently unurban farm land.
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Agreed. It's low density sprawl that separates us from our food. If we stopped eating up farmland with cookie cutter subdivisions, we
would have food close to the city. Let's grow people in cities, not tomatoes. And again, if we did have that farmland, there'd be little need for high-rise farming except for specialized high value crops.