About the Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill

Urban Farm DB summary

This official City of Atlanta (AgLanta) page describes the Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill, a 7.1-acre site in a designated food desert acquired by The Conservation Fund in fall 2016 and developed as Atlanta's first community urban food forest, growing fruit, nuts, vegetables, herbs, and mushrooms for public consumption. It is framed as part of the city's goal to bring healthy food within a half mile of 85% of Atlanta residents by 2022, funded in part through the U.S. Forest Service's community forestry program.

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• 7.1 acres

  site area(browns mill food forest)

  Design

  region

  Atlanta, USA

• 85 %

  target population share(atlanta food access goal)

  Policy

  region

  Atlanta, USA

  year

  2022

• 0.5 mile

  distance threshold(atlanta food access goal)

  Policy

  region

  Atlanta, USA

Direction of conclusions

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• Food accessSupports
• Equity / gentrificationMixedWith caveats