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The B'More Farm and Food Map shows locations of urban farms in Baltimore City, as well as the restaurants, markets and mobile market sites where their food is available. Many urban farms sell products directly to their communities through farm stands, mobile markets or neighborhood stands. Use this map to find food grown in Baltimore City and support the City’s urban agriculture.

Notes:

1. For this project, urban farms were defined as any location within Baltimore City that produces food for sale. While some community gardens produce a significant amount of food, that food is usually grown for personal consumption or donation and is not typically sold to customers.
2. Urban farms test their soil to make sure the food they produce and sell is safe for human consumption, in addition to being fresh and delicious. If you are interested in growing food yourself in the city, please test your soil. You can learn more on the Center for a Livable Future’s Urban Soil Safety Page.
3. Urban farms also sell to food trucks. However, they are not displayed on the map because food trucks change location so frequently.

The B’more Farm and Food Map was developed by the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF). Contact CLF’s food system mapping team with any questions at jhsph.foodmap@jhu.edu.