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Urban agriculture has expanded in Baltimore City since 2008. There are now over 13 farms in the city, including Real Food Farm which has grown from 3 hoop houses to 7 hoop houses, 2 fields, and other operations. The city has taken several steps to support urban agriculture like developing a sustainability plan in 2009, a food policy initiative in 2010, and a urban agriculture land leasing pilot program in 2011. Through this program, 3 sites totaling over 6 acres have been leased for urban farms. However, challenges to further expansion include community concerns, competing uses for vacant land, high costs of soil remediation, and insufficient land tenure for farmers.

Food Technology Real Estate

Urban Agriculture in
Baltimore City
Abby Cocke
Environmental Planner

What’s currently going on?
2008: Real Food Farm starts with 3 hoop
houses in Clifton Park

What’s currently going on?
2014: Real Food Farm has 7 hoop
houses, two
fields, composting, orchards, bees, mobile
market, CSA, interns, classes, tours

What’s currently going on?
13+ farms total in Baltimore City, of which 11
belong to the Farm Alliance. More looking to
start up all the time.

What is the City of Baltimore doing?
• 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan

What is the City of Baltimore doing?
• 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan
• 2010: Baltimore Food Policy Initiative

What is the City of Baltimore doing?
• 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan
• 2010: Baltimore Food Policy Initiative
• 2011: Urban Agriculture Land Leasing Pilot

Land
Water
Soil
Capital
Support
Support
incentives
for gardens
and farms
on privately-
owned land.

Land
Water
Soil
Capital
Support
Support
incentives
for gardens
and farms
on privately-
owned land.
Develop soil
standards.

Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing
Initiative
• 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified

Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing
Initiative
• 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified
• 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received

Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing
Initiative
• 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified
• 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received
• Results so far:

Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing
Initiative
• 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified
• 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received
• Results so far:
o Big City Farms & Strength to Love II, 1.5 acres in
Sandtown-Winchester

What are the challenges?
• Community concerns about ag

What are the challenges?
• Community concerns about ag
• Competing plans for vacant land

What are the challenges?
• Community concerns about ag
• Competing plans for vacant land
• Extensive site prep needed

What are the challenges?
• Community concerns about ag
• Competing plans for vacant land
• Extensive site prep needed
• Soil testing and remediation costs

Questions?
www.baltimoresustainability.org/homegrown-
baltimore-grow-local
abby.cocke@baltimorecity.gov
410-396-1670

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1. Urban Agriculture in Baltimore City Abby Cocke Environmental Planner

3. What’s currently going on? 2008: Real Food Farm starts with 3 hoop houses in Clifton Park

4. What’s currently going on? 2014: Real Food Farm has 7 hoop houses, two fields, composting, orchards, bees, mobile market, CSA, interns, classes, tours

5. What’s currently going on? 13+ farms total in Baltimore City, of which 11 belong to the Farm Alliance. More looking to start up all the time.

6. What is the City of Baltimore doing? • 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan

7. What is the City of Baltimore doing? • 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan • 2010: Baltimore Food Policy Initiative

8. What is the City of Baltimore doing? • 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan • 2010: Baltimore Food Policy Initiative • 2011: Urban Agriculture Land Leasing Pilot

9. What is the City of Baltimore doing? • 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan • 2010: Baltimore Food Policy Initiative • 2011: Urban Agriculture Land Leasing Pilot • 2013: Homegrown Baltimore: Grow Local

10. What is the City of Baltimore doing? • 2009: Baltimore Sustainability Plan • 2010: Baltimore Food Policy Initiative • 2011: Urban Agriculture Land Leasing Pilot • 2013: Homegrown Baltimore: Grow Local ...and much more! Permitting and zoning, animal husbandry regulations, soil safety policy, and related projects.

11.

12. Land

13. Land Water

14. Land Water Soil

15. Land Water Soil Capital

16. Land Water Soil Capital Support

17. Land Water Soil Capital Support Support incentives for gardens and farms on privately- owned land.

18. Land Water Soil Capital Support Support incentives for gardens and farms on privately- owned land. Develop soil standards.

19. Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing Initiative • 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified

20. Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing Initiative • 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified • 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received

21. Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing Initiative • 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified • 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received • Results so far:

22. Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing Initiative • 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified • 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received • Results so far: o Big City Farms & Strength to Love II, 1.5 acres in Sandtown-Winchester

23. Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing Initiative • 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified • 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received • Results so far: o Big City Farms & Strength to Love II, 1.5 acres in Sandtown-Winchester o Real Food Farm, 1.5 acres in South Clifton Park

24. Homegrown Baltimore Land Leasing Initiative • 2011 Pilot: 10 applicants, 5 qualified • 2014 re-release: 2 new applications received • Results so far: o Big City Farms & Strength to Love II, 1.5 acres in Sandtown-Winchester o Real Food Farm, 1.5 acres in South Clifton Park o In negotiations on 3 additional sites totalling 6 acres

25. What are the challenges? • Community concerns about ag

26. What are the challenges? • Community concerns about ag • Competing plans for vacant land

27. What are the challenges? • Community concerns about ag • Competing plans for vacant land • Extensive site prep needed

28. What are the challenges? • Community concerns about ag • Competing plans for vacant land • Extensive site prep needed • Soil testing and remediation costs

29. What are the challenges? • Community concerns about ag • Competing plans for vacant land • Extensive site prep needed • Soil testing and remediation costs • Length of land tenure insufficient

30. What are the challenges? • Community concerns about ag • Competing plans for vacant land • Extensive site prep needed • Soil testing and remediation costs • Length of land tenure insufficient • Long timelines for results

31. Questions? www.baltimoresustainability.org/homegrown- baltimore-grow-local abby.cocke@baltimorecity.gov 410-396-1670

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