West Sacramento’s Indigenous Urban Farms Grow Fresh Food and Community

Nearly one in three Yolo County households experiences food insecurity. A network of urban farms is trying to meet this need with free produce.

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Nearly one in three Yolo County households experiences food insecurity. A network of urban farms is trying to meet this need with free produce.

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According to KQED’s source item, West Sacramento’s Indigenous Urban Farms Grow Fresh Food and Community, Nearly one in three Yolo County households experiences food insecurity. A network of urban farms is trying to meet this need with free produce.

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