The document discusses plans for a community farm project that aims to address food insecurity and promote urban agriculture. It will provide garden plots for local residents, educate the public about recirculating farms, and feature a self-sustaining business model using recirculating farms that save water and grow organic produce without pesticides or runoff. The overall goal is to empower residents and develop a movement toward more community-oriented and sustainable urban farming.

1. Columbia Parc At the Bayou district
Community Green
Outreach
Since its inception, NOFFN has focused on working with historically
underserved neighborhoods that have significantly limited fresh food
access. The NOFFN will give residents the opportunity have individual
garden plots. Through public education, training, and assistance in
residents shall become community leaders in advancing food security.
Though recirculating farming has been developing in the U.S. for more
Educate
than 30 years, it is not a well-recognized option in the U.S. for food
production. providing information about the benefits of recirculating farms
to the general public, media, and people interested in participating in the
industry is critical to developing a movement toward more community
oriented recirculating farming.
The layout will feautre a self-sustaining a business model for using
Sustain
technology ideal for urban agriculture. The farm will feature recirculating
farms which save water, eliminate the need for pesticides, cause no
nutrient run-off, and recycle fish waste in order to grow organic produce.
General
Greenspace
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