Rooftop Gardens All About Growth Urban Agriculture has Enormous Potential

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A year ago, Erik Lindberg rented a boom lift with a bucket and hoisted 15 cubic yards of dirt to the roof of his north side remodeling business. In the process, he planted himself firmly in the middle of a growing urban agriculture movement.

Lindberg, owner of Community Building & Restoration, turned to rooftop gardening in the belief that his actions might encourage people to grow their own food or buy locally grown produce.

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Rooftop Gardens All About Growth Urban Agriculture has Enormous Potential

And by selling the vegetables he grows to subscribers and a nearby Outpost Natural Foods store, he may have become Milwaukee's first commercial rooftop farmer.

"It's an experiment," said Lindberg, 42. "Can you develop a business plan out of something like this? The answer is,...

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