• How to start a community supported or urban agriculture project
• Success stories and ongoing Brownfields and Land Revitalization agriculture projects
• Resources & related links from EPA, other federal agencies and non-governmental organizations
• Frequent questions
• Presentations and additional educational materials and resources

• Baltimore, MD: Map of Brownfields and Urban Agriculture-Related Locations

This map was prepared by staff of the Center for a Livable Future at the Johns Hopkins University, Bloomsberg School of Public Health as part of a presentation at Brownfields 2011 and builds on their Maryland Food System map - http://mdfoodsystemmap.org/. Brownfields site data used in this map can be found on the website for the State of Maryland Department of the Environment's Land Restoration Program. Exit

• Bellows Falls, VT: Learn about a community cleanup turning a brownfield at the foot of a historic bridge into the Waypoint Visitor’s center that now also hosts the Bellows Falls farmer's market at:
  • Bellows Falls farmer's market website
  • EPA's Bellows Falls Success Story Web page
     
  • Bridgeport, CT: Groundwork Bridgeport  and Urban agriculture

• Denver, CO: Groundwork Denver – Transforming Brownfields  and urban farming 

• Glens Falls, NY: Farmers Market

• Lawrence, MA: Groundwork Lawrence – Community Gardens and community garden

• Lynchburg, VA: Lynchburg Grows Exit: Historic rose greenhouses assessed and cleaned with the help of the City and State to recreate a community growing center.

• New Britain, CT: Learn about a brownfield and abandoned greenhouses restored to growing and selling healthy local food at:

• Urban Oaks Organic Farm Exit

• Philadelphia, PA: An urban agriculture pioneer on contaminated sites, Mary Seton Corboy tells her tale at: http://www.greensgrow.org/about-us/

• Learn more about Greensgrow Farm on the Greensgrow Farm website.

• Portland, OR: Groundwork Portland – Emerson Street Garden

• Sacramento, CA: A community garden cautionary tale and example of how Brownfields resources create safe growing spaces at:
  • EPA's Fremont Community Garden Success Story (PDF)
  • Fremont Community Garden

• Saginaw, MI: Learn about two Brownfield reuses that can improve public health – a health facility and farmers market for healthy food at: Saginaw's Farmer's Market website Exit

• Shelton, CT: Learn about innovative efforts to clean and reuse property safely and creating a farmers market in How Does Your Garden Grow? Brownfields Redevelopment and Local Agriculture (PDF)

• Somerville, MA:
  • Allen Street Community Garden website and How Does Your Garden Grow? Brownfields Redevelopment and Local Agriculture (PDF) highlight the process to turn a brownfield into a community garden in Somerville, Massachusetts.
  • Groundwork Somerville – School Yard Gardens