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Many of Chicago’s divested communities lack viable access to fruits and vegetables and there’s an ongoing debate about which entity is to blame, according to a 2018 study detailing supermarkets and food access.
In the meantime, the folks at Urban Growers Collective are teaching those communities how to grow fruits and vegetables at several farms around the city.
Urban Growers’ co-founders, Erika Allen and Laurell Sims noticed discrepancies over time, prompting them to step in and assist communities branded as “food insecure.”
“I think we both approached it in very similar ways. [Allen] was doing art therapy and realized that the folks she was working with were having a really hard time focusing,” said Sims. “Even when doing art therapy, because [students] didn’t have food that they needed, the kids that she was working with were missing meals because their families couldn’t afford to have it on their table.
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Urban Growers Collective maintains a herd of 17 goats at its South Chicago farm. (Courtesy of Urban Growers Collective)
If you thought hailing a pedicab to haul away your dried-up husk of a Christmas tree was an unconventional mode of recycling, well, we can top that.
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There’s a herd of goats on the South Side that keeps the holiday trees out of landfills by eating them, chowing down on discarded pines and firs for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
“They just love chewing on the bark. It’s food and it’s also something for them to do,” said Laurell Sims, co-founder and CEO of financials and self-professed “goat mama” for Urban Growers Collective, a nonprofit that operates eight urban farms in Chicago.
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