How These Urban Farmers Are Combating Food Insecurity In Philly // Presented by BuzzFeed & Hyundai

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[CuriosityCulture]

Philly is the most underrated city, this city is filled with so much art and bright minds.

[kikilicious]

I love this! I'm a Philadelphia resident and an avid gardener. Never heard of this group until now. I think what you all do is wonderful.

[sheepsquatch]

I hope other cities will follow this awesome example

[crystalcrandon]

I've watched a few videos like this and it makes me realize how much I took for granted growing up in the midwest on a farm. Dealing with animals, crops, building barns, mending fencing, bailing hay, literally working from sun up to sun down. I hated it when I was younger and wanted to live in a big city. But they were amazing life tools and I'm glad urban cities are teaching these life skills too.

[MoxieBeast]

This is a wonderful project. Theyre bringing soooo much more than a farm to their community. So inspiring.

[emilyyu]

No one will see this but just remember that you are beautiful, important, smart, you are loved and appreciated, and you are special and will achieve great things.

[laviecheverria]

This is such an amazing project, I hope it continues to do good for a long time!

[sweatpantsprincess]

THIS is the kind of content I wanna see.

[Meo]

Yay Philly!!! But seriously it's really real out there in North. Depending on where you live the closest grocery store is Fresh Grocer which can be a bit pricey or far away. Sometimes the Amish sell things on Broad and Cecil but not during times where working class people could purchase fresh food. There is a Cousins but it's the same thing depending on where you are in North it can be too far. Glad they are doing things in the community to combat it. 👏🏾✌🏾

[PrincessRiners]

cool!!!! art, food, carpentry, music, community. :)

[allyyreedd]

Just walked past this wonderful farm today!

[calvinabdullah]

This is a very eco friendly place and this just breaks my heart cuz people don’t eat the fresh food from the market

[emc]

Urban Creators is the move ! Congratulations!

[deborahechevarria]

How do we support this, love our community gardens, and love this, glad my cousin shared this with me. Will look you folks up to see how we can support your efforts.

[Kendratree]

This is a beautiful practice! Keep it going!

[shahaaron]

need more of this in the city area!!! healthy and organic food is expensive!

[Johnnykamlon]

Whoah.
Surprised. Shocked.
& at the same time amazed.
I thought you only have to see this kind of living and people in Asia & Africa and NOT in the United States.

[joshuacheung]

I didn't even know that this existed and I live like right next to philly

[MissBELLE]

It a pretty garden! Good idea to grow a big garden to feed the hungry people! Put out about 10 apple trees 10 orange trees!

[WealthbuilderzTV]

I think this is so dope. Growing your own is a great life hack. I think we all should start doing that.