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Front yard “microfarms” are similarly gaining ground as a way to save money on water and groceries, but neighborhood associations typically don’t allow residents to have vegetable gardens at home.

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PPatricia A Sanders

Could we turn our front yard into a microfarm kept by and for the neighborhood?

Lawns in the US cover almost half the amount of land that national parks do. They also represent a significant amount of a homeowner’s budget: On average, millennials spend $701 per month on lawn care, and boomers shell out about $475 monthly, according to a recent Tractor Supply Co. survey. —MM

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The rich have always established the “bar”. With great power comes great responsibility. What might happen if more rich people modeled a sharing economy philosophy and sustainable living?