> here's no case to be made that there is any economic benefit to farming in the city. By all measures, it's much more expensive. I think that is a bit myopic.

> here's no case to be made that there is any economic benefit to farming in the city. By all measures, it's much more expensive. I think that is a bit myopic. A small farm can look nice too. And even with electric transport, there's the fact that cities have to bulldoze over miles and miles of nature in order to accommodate the kind of transport you're talking about, mainly cars. Which is why some cities are moving away from cars and into more dense kinds of environments. Once that's done, transporting your crop of the day from the farm into the city becomes a bit of a hassle