There are many schemes to promote self-sufficiency in food for urban residents. Do these schemes make any economic sense?
It is certainly possible to grow vegetables and raise chickens in urban areas, although some jurisdictions may prohibit such activities. From an economic point of view, does it make sense?
Dear Patel sahib, sir ji,
Namaste.
Do you agree with my assessment that it may not make economic sense to grow vegetables in urban centers?
Do you have any scientific studies that have examined these issues, and done the calculations? That would be very interesting for me to read and learn from.
I am currently in China and unable to access any google websites. Any alternative websites?
Paul: The challenge is access to land. In an urban environment, land is very expensive and limited sue to all the buildings, streets, and parking garages.
if you have access to land at a reasonable cost, then it makes sense.
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