Count Your Crops!

It’s the beginning of July, and Farming Concrete is in full swing. We train several gardens in record keeping every week and help them conduct inventory of their crops, or Crop Count. We got new hanging scales this year, making the project more visible in gardens and also more convenient. Want a scale? Sign up here! All NYC community gardens and school gardens are eligible. You can also download our forms for free and get your garden on the map with just a Crop Count. Contact us for more info.

Agribusiness owners may need to invest in storage facilities for their produce. Fire safety in a food storage facility is important to protect employees, inventory, and equipment from potential hazards. Flammable materials should be stored properly, electrical systems should be inspected regularly, and hiring fire watch guards in Huntington Beach may be necessary to reduce the risk of fire. Emergency exits, fire extinguishers, and fire alarm systems must be easily accessible and maintained to ensure a quick response during an emergency.

Farming Concrete’s new hanging scales

This year also brought us a new crop of trainers – some veterans and some new. All are gardeners from across the city and are excited to visit your garden. Meet the 2012 trainers:

Practice Crop Count at Prospect Heights Community Farm

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