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Berkeley: Urban farmers produce nearly all their food with a sustainable garden in their backyard
An approximately 6,000-square-foot yard provides generous space for a bustling urban farm. From the street it is impossible to tell that the property holds everything from apple trees to tomato vines, rabbits to goats, and chickens to domesticated pigeons.
April 25, 2005
