Agri 4.0 (Urban) Flashcards

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is the practice of cultivating crops, livestock, or types of food in an urban environment.

A

Urban Farming

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Objective of URBAN
FARMING

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Increase the local food production, promote sustainability, reduce the
carbon footprint of food distribution, and fostering community engagement
with agriculture

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Importance URBAN
FARMING

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*Enhances food security
*Reduces food miles and carbon footprint
*Provides fresh, local produce

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4
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Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000
- adopts a systematic and comprehensive ecological solid waste management program, which utilizes environmentally sound
methods that maximize the utilization of valuable resources and encourage resource conservation and recovery.

A

RA 9003

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5
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Urban Agriculture Act of 2011
- Catalina Bagasina said Metro Manila has a huge
area where food production through agriculture can be pursued. HB 4750 seeks to promote urban farming in cities to address food security concerns and regenerate ecosystems functions.
- brought to the urban space by employing the concepts of indoor agriculture in skyscrapers and other modern buildings

A

House Bill 4750

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6
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Types of Urban
Farming: Planting on building rooftops.
Utilizes roof space for growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers

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Rooftop Gardens

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7
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Types of Urban
Farming: Using walls and vertical structures for growing
- utilization of small or
limited spaces, increased yields per square foot, reduction of soil erosion
and water runoff, and enhanced accessibility for gardening in urban
environments

A

Vertical Gardens

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Types of Urban
Farming: Multi-layered
farming systems in urban
buildings

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Vertical Farms

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Types of Urban
Farming: Shared spaces where residents grow food collectively. Shared plots managed by communities.

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Community Gardens

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Types of Urban
Farming: Soilless growing systems using nutrient-rich water

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Hydroponics & Aquaponics

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Types of Urban
Farming: Growing
plants on balconies or
terraces.

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Balcony Gardens

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Steps for Urban Farming?

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  1. Plan your space
  2. Choose Plants
  3. Prepare Soil
  4. Maintain
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Benefits of Urban Farming?

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  1. reduce waste, promotes recycling, lowers urban heat, increase green spaces
  2. community bonds, educ opportunities, mental well being
  3. reduce food costs, create local jobs, supports local economies
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