Photo report from the Scaling Up Urban Agriculture event on 3 October, 2012. Photo report and summary of discussions, 3 Oct 2012, Hamilton House (Scaling up might actually mean connecting up – findings of the national Making Local Food Work programme to support community food enterprises).
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