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Preventing the Extinction of Small Farms
Zoning Practice — December 2024by: Sabrina Torres December 01, 2024This issue of Zoning Practice explores zoning techniques that can help prevent the extinction of small farms. By examining successful case studies and innovative policies, it highlights how strategic zoning can foster communities where small farms in rural and peri-urban contexts thrive and contribute to local food security and agricultural heritage.List Price$10.00ZP Subscriber$0.00 -
Introducing the New Tourism Economy
How communities that rely on tourism are courting new industries, highlighting cultural assets, and better supporting the people who live and work there year-round.by: Michelle McCue May 18, 2022How communities that rely on tourism are courting new industries, highlighting cultural assets, and better supporting the people who live and work there year-round. -
Preventing the Extinction of Small Farms
Zoning Practice — December 2024This issue of Zoning Practice explores zoning techniques that can help prevent the extinction of small farms. By examining successful case studies and innovative policies, it highlights how strategic zoning can foster communities where small farms in rural and peri-urban contexts thrive and contribute to local food security and agricultural heritage. -
Reinventing the Chinese Countryside
What American planners can learn from Old Wuyan Village.June 01, 2017Many rural communities in China have declined dramatically, but Wuyan Village is successfully transitioning to meet the needs of a changing Chinese way of life. -
Agritourism Zoning Down on the Farm
Zoning Practice — March 2004by: Rebecca Retzlaff, AICP March 01, 2004This issue of Zoning Practice examines how planners can balance the need to preserve rural character and farming practices while allowing for agritourism enterprises in agricultural districts.List Price$10.00ZP Subscriber$0.00
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