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This dossier takes a look at the practice of urban agriculture within the confines of cemented spaces.
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Fermented foods are essential to our health. In Montreal Crudessence is brewing Kombucha, a fermented beverage known as ...
Santropol Roulant, known for their meals on wheels program, recently started producing their own local and organic produ...
In1988 Philippe Robillard bought earth and started La Ferme Pousse Menu, the only building in Montreal with farm status....
Urban space is examined through the perspectives of two Davids: David Cote, founder of living food restaurant Crudessenc...
Montreal's Village des Tanneries is a neighbourhood rich in history, culture and community, but now it faces destruction...
- David Wees on Alternate Fuels for Greenhouses
- David Wees on Heat Islands and planting trees
- David Wees on Pollination and Seedlessness
- David Wees on the urban farming and diseases
- David Wees on the Victory Garden Movement
- Drought
- Evolve to Stay the Same
- Les Pepins
- Now
- Philippe Robillard on Chemical vs Organic Agriculture
- Philippe Robillard on Fair Trade
- Philippe Robillard on Fermented Foods
- Philippe Robillard on Pasteurization and Food Autonomy
- Philippe Robillard on Raw Food vs Cooked Food
- The Best Thing in the World
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