Urban Farming Tips for Beginners: Taylor Made Farm
- Deshaun Baldwin

- Jun 25
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 11
When it comes to urban farming, Taylor Made Farm is a shining example of sustainable and organic practices. Located just outside Houston, this family and veteran-owned business is committed to permaculture and offers a wide range of fresh produce, preserved foods, and plant-based goods.

One of the standout features of Taylor Made Farm is our harmful pesticide-free approach. By prioritizing sustainable practices such as rainwater catchment, planting for pollinators, and no-till farming, the farm is able to deliver high-quality products while minimizing its environmental impact. If you're considering starting your own urban farm, here are some tips inspired by Taylor Made Farm:
Start small: Whether you have a backyard or just a balcony, begin with a small plot of land (or windowsill) to get the hang of gardening before expanding.
Research and plan: Take the time to learn about the plants you want to grow, their specific needs, and how to best care for them in your environment.
Embrace sustainability: Follow Taylor Made Farm's lead by implementing sustainable practices like composting, water conservation, and natural pest control.
Connect with the community: Consider joining our workshops (and others), volunteering at local gardens, or joining online forums to connect with other urban farmers and share knowledge.
Be patient and adaptable: Farming, even on a small scale, requires time and effort. Be prepared to learn from your mistakes and adapt your approach as needed.



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