What if we are at the peak of industrial agriculture, like Peak Oil? What if this is as good as commercial, industrial and corporate agriculture gets?

Brian Halweil shares an important message about how food can and does change the world for the better.

The local food economy is entering a completely new chapter with such seemingly unlikely partners as St. Joseph Mercy Hospital of Ann Arbor, Michigan

What if urban farming isn't just about feeding the hungry? Many other crops are grown from the soil of an urban farm.

The local food movement is a new model of finding ways to make it profitable for both the farmer and consumer through small scale farming.

Corporate Agriculture often accuses local food advocates of being 'elitist' in their approach, but who's approach has the public in mind?

This is a different approach for creating a healthy garden, starting with the soil. What we have learned is that everything really does start with the soil.

Growing your own vegetables gives the most nutrition, the best taste and saves the most money. In some cases it even pays you to grow your own vegetables!