This is an outdoor commodity factory. Seeds are products, vehicles for profit. On the surface, city landscapes look very different from the expanses of grain and beans that stretch through the middle of the continent. However, just as the monoculture of plants is not grown to feed people, neither is the space in cities dedicated to meeting the daily needs of the people who live there. In ecology there is a phenomenon known as edge .
Edge is the space where two different ecosystems meet.
This could be forest and prairie, or river and desert. At the place where differences meet, life thrives. New species and relationships develop. While cities and rural places look different to the eye, what is actually going on in both places is similar. There are endless possibilities for dynamic, thriving habitats for life.