Mill Creek Farm offers something for the whole family

Mill Creek Farm is a nonprofit “collectively run urban education farm located near Philadelphia. The farm is located on a vacant lot, gives residents of the city access to local food and serves to educate people about sustainable living. The farm offers tours and hosts workshops to give visitors from urban areas a taste of what agriculture is like. It also practices sustainable methods of farming such as utilizing rain to water plants. Full story: The Mill Creek Farm

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