Can the Polyface Approach Feed the World?
• Activist PostYet another big op-ed piece in the New York Times on Sept 28 took this position to marginalize non-chemical agriculture, using the oft-quoted idea that we would need three times as much farmland to produce the food the world needs if we quit using gl
There are high-rise apartments that work for people to live in. A few days ago, FP had an article that showed a working high-rise garden on a corner, one tenth acre lot in Los Angeles: "How a 1/10 Acre Microfarm Feeds 35 Families All Year Long in Los Angeles," - https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/385725-2025-10-15-how-a-1-10-acre-microfarm-feeds-35-families-all.htm. There have been others in FP. They don't go into detail about the nutrients they use, but they could use organic mulch from composting if they wanted. Maybe it's the farming that should be high-rise, and not the people.