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A form of vertical farming where plants are grown in transparent containers attached to windows. Benefits include use of vertical space and natural light, and the decoration aspect.

Planting and maintaining trees that produce fruit, nuts, or herbs in an urban environment. Benefits include community engagement, local food production, and increased biodiversity.

Agricultural technique involving the growing of crops in vertically stacked layers. Benefits include increased crop yield per square foot and reduced land use.

Integration of trees and shrubs into urban agricultural systems. Benefits include enhancement of biodiversity, improved air quality, and sustainable food production.

The practice of cultivating land which gardeners do not have the legal rights to use. Benefits include beautification of neglected spaces and creation of community spaces.

Maintaining beehives in urban areas to produce honey and support pollination. Benefits include increased pollination for urban gardens and local honey production.

A method of growing plants without soil, using mineral nutrient solutions in an aqueous solvent. Benefits include water efficiency and the ability to grow in limited space.

Cultivation of plants on the roofs of buildings. Benefits include reducing urban heat island effect, improving air quality, and creating green spaces.

Growing plants in containers instead of planting them in the ground. Benefits include mobility, adaptability to limited space, and ease of management.

Shared plots of land where people gather to grow food. Benefits include community engagement, access to fresh produce, and urban greening.

Combines conventional aquaculture with hydroponics in a symbiotic environment. Benefits include waste reduction through nutrient recycling and enhanced fish and plant production.

Structures with walls and roofs made chiefly of transparent material, used to grow plants. Benefits include controlled environment for year-round cultivation and protection from pests.

Walls that are partially or completely covered with vegetation and a growing medium. Benefits include air purification, building insulation, and aesthetic improvements.

Agricultural system that seeks to mimic the patterns and features observed in natural ecosystems. Benefits include sustainability, biodiversity, and conservation of resources.