Novel materials can enhance urban farming's sustainability and productivity, potentially meeting future food demands in land-scarce cities like Singapore.

Novel Materials for Urban Farming

Urban farming improves neighborhoods by increasing social connectedness, transforming physical landscapes, and providing educational, youth development, and employment opportunities.

The multifunctionality of urban farming: perceived benefits for neighbourhood improvement

Urban agriculture has the potential to create jobs, boost biodiversity, and boost the economy, but public hesitation, financial barriers, and poor soil quality pose barriers.

Mainstreaming Urban Agriculture: Opportunities and Barriers to Upscaling City Farming

Urban farming can significantly impact urban food security in Malaysia, but knowledge, area, and space limitations hinder its participation.

Ensuring Urban Food Security in Malaysia during the COVID-19 Pandemic—Is Urban Farming the Answer? A Review

Urban agriculture in developing countries can improve food security, health, local economy, social integration, and environmental sustainability by providing high yields of horticultural goods.

Urban agriculture in the developing world: a review

Consumers have a higher positive perception of urban farming than negative perceptions, suggesting they are likely to accept farming close to where they live.

Consumers' Perception of Urban Farming—An Exploratory Study

Pleasantness and confidence are strong factors in urbanites' adoption of urban farming, but space, conditions, and supply chain constraints must be addressed for successful implementation.

The Perception And The Degree of Adoption By Urbanites Towards Urban Farming

Urban commercial farms show promise, but scalability, resource efficiency, and cost-effectiveness remain challenges compared to conventional agricultural practices.

Commercial farming within the urban built environment – Taking stock of an evolving field in northern countries

Urban farming can enhance sustainable city development by integrating urban space and buildings, promoting greenery and preserving urban environmental balance through innovative production functions.

Urban Farming in Sustainable City Development

This course teaches students the basics of urban farming, including soil conditioning, crop planning, composting, planting, and harvesting, to produce their own fresh herbs, greens, fruits, and vegetables.

Urban Farming

Urban farming activities in cities enhance environmental, economic, and social sustainability, improving food security, human safety, and health, with community participation being crucial for successful implementation.

ROLES OF COMMUNITY TOWARDS URBAN FARMING ACTIVITIES

Urban farming in Jebres, Surakarta, aims to improve the economy and ecology by processing agricultural and household waste into liquid organic fertilizer (POC).

Multifunctional agriculture in peri-urban areas is increasingly common, but not fully developed to meet urban demands for rural goods and services.

Multifunctional peri-urban agriculture—A review of societal demands and the provision of goods and services by farming

Smart urban farming systems using IoT tools can improve crop growth and sustainability by monitoring and automating the process.

Smart Urban Farming System

Digital urban agriculture shares similarities with traditional urban farming systems, but differs in social, cultural, economic, human, and built capital barriers, zoning, and land use life course.

“Urban Farming Is Going High Tech”

Urban farming, primarily involving women and the poor, is a global phenomenon that is transforming urban landscapes and potentially influencing urban behavior and lifestyles.

Urban Farming Movement

Urban farming can reduce household daily consumption costs by more than 5%, increasing food security, income, and reducing poverty in urban areas.

COMMUNITY PERCEPTIONS AND THE ROLE OF URBAN FARMING IN REDUCING HOUSEHOLD DAILY CONSUMPTION COSTS

Urban farming in Kampung Dalam has successfully fulfilled family vegetable needs and generated income, benefiting the target community and all Kampung Dalam communities.

Strategy for Fulfilling Family Vegetable Needs with Urban Farming

Urban farming in Malaysia offers social, health, and economic benefits, particularly for lower-income urban dwellers, while addressing food security and environmental concerns.

Urban farming activity towards sustainable wellbeing of urban dwellers

Public funding and technical and management support are crucial for facilitating urban farming in apartment complexes, with policy directions suggesting four potential outcomes.

Study of Plans to Ensure the Sustainability of Urban Farming in Apartment Complexes

These studies suggest urban farming can enhance sustainability, productivity, social connectedness, job creation, food security, and environmental balance, but faces challenges such as financial barriers, space limitations, and scalability issues.