#9: Boston Medical Centre Rooftop Farm Manager Lindsay Allen explains how to set up an urban rooftop farm inspired by community and a desire to make a positive change

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Appetite For Change

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Elena Duggan MasterChef Australia winner 2016, and Rob Rees MBE, bring you Appetite for Change. Two friends from opposite parts of the world who are kind, informed and experienced foodies, collaborate with inspiring guests to discover the power of purpose, and it's alignment with food. Each episode providing insight, recipes and a call to action.

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#9: Boston Medical Centre Rooftop Farm Manager Lindsay Allen explains how to set up an urban rooftop farm inspired by community and a desire to make a positive change

Appetite For Change

1 hour 20 minutes 7 seconds

4 years ago

#9: Boston Medical Centre Rooftop Farm Manager Lindsay Allen explains how to set up an urban rooftop farm inspired by community and a desire to make a positive change

Lindsay Allen from Boston, USA joins Rob and Elena this week. Lindsay is Farm Manager at Boston Medical Centre Rooftop Farm. We learn about the inspiration and practical elements of setting up a rooftop farm in an urban location and how to achieve this by using the strengths in a community to develop , design and run it. We hear about hope for the future and the desire to develop better opportunities for farmers of all backgrounds in the future. Hearing this will get you wanting to find out more about how you can develop a better urban food system for the future and farming that is inclusive for all.

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http://www.highergroundrooftopfarm.com