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A Microfarm Grows in an L.A. Front Yard The founder of Asante Microfarm hopes his farm will serve as a model for bringing fresh produce to underserved communities. May 20, 2021, 11am PDT | Diana Ionescu | An urban gardener in Los Angeles has transformed a small front yard into a thriving microfarm, reports Donovan X. Ramsey in the Los Angeles Times. Jamiah Hargins, who started with a backyard garden and swapping produce with neighbors, now manages a farm that "can grow over 600 plants and feed about 50 families." According to Food Forward Agency Relations Manager Pearson King, Asante Mic...