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Table of Contents
Intro
Quotes
Dedication
Table of contents
Preface. Situating urban agriculture tours in time and 'splace'
References
Acknowledgements
Part 1
Background
Chapter 1. The paradigm of regenerative agrourbanism as waymarked through ten formative books
1.1 Agrourbanism: 'talkin' 'bout...[re]generation'
1.2 Agrorestorative nucleus
1.2.1 Agriculture
1.2.2 Restoration
1.3 Regenerative constituents
1.3.1 Place
1.3.2 Plants
1.3.3 People
References
Chapter 2. Narrative scholarship and peripatetic phenomenology as landscape research
2.1 Sensorial embodied experience
2.2 Thick descriptions
2.3 Walking methodology
References
Part 2
Visits
Chapter 3. Healing economies: business and tourism
3.1 Commercial enterprises
Anecdote
Book
Sites
3.1.1 London Cru Urban Winery (London, UK)
3.1.2 Brother Nature Produce (Detroit, MI, USA)
3.1.3 Hope Blooms (Halifax, NS, Canada)
3.1.4 Dill's Pumpkin Farm (Windsor, NS, Canada)
3.1.5 Fresh City Farms (Toronto, ON, Canada)
3.1.6 Very Local Greens (Dartmouth, NS, Canada)
3.1.7 Food from the Sky (London, UK)
3.1.8 GrowUp Box Urban Farms (London, UK)
3.1.9 FARM:shop (London, UK)
3.1.10 Valley Grown Salads (Harlow, UK)
3.1.11 Zero Carbon Food (London, UK)
3.1.12 Lufa Farms (Montreal, PQ, Canada)
3.1.13 Case study lessons
3.2 Food market tourism
Anecdote
Book
Sites
3.2.1 Plaza de Armas (Ancud, Isla Chiloé, Chile)
3.2.2 The Goods Shed (Canterbury, UK)
3.2.3 Kensington Market (Toronto, ON, Canada)
3.2.4 Haymarket (Boston, MA, USA)
3.2.5 Farmers' Markets (Halifax, NS, Canada)
3.2.6 Eastern Market (Detroit, MI, USA)
3.2.7 Feria Alcalde José Sandoval Gomez (Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile)
3.2.8 St. Lawrence Market (Toronto, ON, Canada)
3.2.9 Mercado do Bolhão (Porto, Portugal)
3.2.10 El Mercadeo Central (Valencia, Spain)
3.2.11 Borough Market (London, UK)
3.2.12 Mercado de La Boqueria (Barcelona, Spain)
3.2.13 Markthal (Rotterdam, the Netherlands)
3.2.14 Case study lessons
References
Chapter 4. Healing connections: hope and education
4.1 Community sustaining gardens
Anecdote
Book
Sites
4.1.1 Cultivate London (London, UK)
4.1.2 The Stop's Earlscourt Community Garden and Food Centre (Toronto, ON, Canada)
4.1.3 D-Town Farm (Detroit, MI, USA)
4.1.4 Regent Park Health Centre Community Garden (Toronto, ON, Canada)
4.1.5 Aghios Dimitrios Municipal Garden (Athens, Greece)
4.1.6 Brightmoor Alliance Youth Garden (Detroit, MI, USA)
4.1.7 Southside City Farm (Providence, RI, USA)
4.1.8 Kipos3 Community Garden and Urban Vineyard (Thessaloniki, Greece)
4.1.9 Common Roots Urban Farm (Halifax, NS, Canada)
4.1.10 Case study lessons
4.2 Educational farms
Anecdote
Book
Sites
Quotes
Dedication
Table of contents
Preface. Situating urban agriculture tours in time and 'splace'
References
Acknowledgements
Part 1
Background
Chapter 1. The paradigm of regenerative agrourbanism as waymarked through ten formative books
1.1 Agrourbanism: 'talkin' 'bout...[re]generation'
1.2 Agrorestorative nucleus
1.2.1 Agriculture
1.2.2 Restoration
1.3 Regenerative constituents
1.3.1 Place
1.3.2 Plants
1.3.3 People
References
Chapter 2. Narrative scholarship and peripatetic phenomenology as landscape research
2.1 Sensorial embodied experience
2.2 Thick descriptions
2.3 Walking methodology
References
Part 2
Visits
Chapter 3. Healing economies: business and tourism
3.1 Commercial enterprises
Anecdote
Book
Sites
3.1.1 London Cru Urban Winery (London, UK)
3.1.2 Brother Nature Produce (Detroit, MI, USA)
3.1.3 Hope Blooms (Halifax, NS, Canada)
3.1.4 Dill's Pumpkin Farm (Windsor, NS, Canada)
3.1.5 Fresh City Farms (Toronto, ON, Canada)
3.1.6 Very Local Greens (Dartmouth, NS, Canada)
3.1.7 Food from the Sky (London, UK)
3.1.8 GrowUp Box Urban Farms (London, UK)
3.1.9 FARM:shop (London, UK)
3.1.10 Valley Grown Salads (Harlow, UK)
3.1.11 Zero Carbon Food (London, UK)
3.1.12 Lufa Farms (Montreal, PQ, Canada)
3.1.13 Case study lessons
3.2 Food market tourism
Anecdote
Book
Sites
3.2.1 Plaza de Armas (Ancud, Isla Chiloé, Chile)
3.2.2 The Goods Shed (Canterbury, UK)
3.2.3 Kensington Market (Toronto, ON, Canada)
3.2.4 Haymarket (Boston, MA, USA)
3.2.5 Farmers' Markets (Halifax, NS, Canada)
3.2.6 Eastern Market (Detroit, MI, USA)
3.2.7 Feria Alcalde José Sandoval Gomez (Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile)
3.2.8 St. Lawrence Market (Toronto, ON, Canada)
3.2.9 Mercado do Bolhão (Porto, Portugal)
3.2.10 El Mercadeo Central (Valencia, Spain)
3.2.11 Borough Market (London, UK)
3.2.12 Mercado de La Boqueria (Barcelona, Spain)
3.2.13 Markthal (Rotterdam, the Netherlands)
3.2.14 Case study lessons
References
Chapter 4. Healing connections: hope and education
4.1 Community sustaining gardens
Anecdote
Book
Sites
4.1.1 Cultivate London (London, UK)
4.1.2 The Stop's Earlscourt Community Garden and Food Centre (Toronto, ON, Canada)
4.1.3 D-Town Farm (Detroit, MI, USA)
4.1.4 Regent Park Health Centre Community Garden (Toronto, ON, Canada)
4.1.5 Aghios Dimitrios Municipal Garden (Athens, Greece)
4.1.6 Brightmoor Alliance Youth Garden (Detroit, MI, USA)
4.1.7 Southside City Farm (Providence, RI, USA)
4.1.8 Kipos3 Community Garden and Urban Vineyard (Thessaloniki, Greece)
4.1.9 Common Roots Urban Farm (Halifax, NS, Canada)
4.1.10 Case study lessons
4.2 Educational farms
Anecdote
Book
Sites