Dutch Town Oosterwold Requires Residents to Farm Half Their Land
Oosterwold, a town in the Netherlands, requires all residents to cultivate food crops on at least 50% of their land. The initiative is designed as an urban experiment that blends low-density living with nature and agriculture. Residents grow produce both for personal consumption and for supply to local businesses. A dedicated food hub provides tools and resources to support residents in managing their agricultural plots. The overall goal is to strengthen sustainability and preserve the area's distinct farming character.
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