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Oh hey I have been meaning to tell you about this podcast I started listening to. It is about urban farming and converting small spaces into gardens. Sounds kind of niche but it is actually fascinating. The host talks to people who grow vegetables on apartment balconies and rooftops and some of the techniques they use are pretty clever. I tried growing cherry tomatoes on my deck this summer and they actually did okay. Not a huge harvest but enough for salads and snacks. The podcast covers everything from soil composition to water collection and even how to deal with pests naturally. I am only about six episodes in but I have already picked up some good tips for next season. If you are interested I can send you the link. It is not super long either most episodes are around thirty minutes so it is easy to fit in during a commute or while doing chores.
