川崎の農業の実態
川崎市 経済労働局 都市農業振興センター
川崎市 調査報告書
Urban Farm DB summary
Kawasaki status report on farmland area, producers, productive greenbelts, tourism farms, citizen farms and regional exchange farms, quantifying small-scale urban production and publicly supported experience farms.
Key points
- 1The report offers a comprehensive overview of Kawasaki City's agricultural status in 2023.
- 2It details key agricultural aspects including farmland area, producers, and productive greenbelt status.
- 3The study quantifies the presence and characteristics of various urban farm types, including tourism and citizen farms.
- 4It highlights small-scale, multi-product urban cultivation and administrative support for experience-based farms.
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThis report by the Kawasaki City Economic Affairs and Labor Bureau's Urban Agriculture Promotion Center provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of agriculture in Kawasaki City as of 2023. It details key aspects such as farmland area, agricultural producers, and the status of productive greenbelts. The report also quantifies the presence and characteristics of tourism farms, citizen farms, and regional exchange farms within the urban environment. A significant focus is placed on small-scale, multi-product cultivation prevalent in urban areas and the extent of administrative support for experience-based farms. This data offers valuable insights into the unique challenges and opportunities for urban agriculture in Kawasaki.
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Why it matters for urban farming
This report is crucial for urban farm citizens as it offers a clear picture of how urban agriculture operates in Kawasaki City. It details the types of citizen and regional exchange farms present, along with the administrative support they receive. This information can empower citizens to better understand existing opportunities, advocate for specific policies, or plan new community-driven farming initiatives, drawing insights from the quantified data on small-scale cultivation and experience farms.