Finding a balance between maximum yield and product quality within a context of environmental issues and profit margins is the main problem that faces urban agriculture. In other words, urban growers need to figure out how to get the most numbers of the best product from an environment that's stressed, expensive and competitive.
Specifically, within the urban environment can be found just about every challenge possible within the physical environment. For example, there's air, heat, land, noise and water pollution; compacted soil; limited resources; and polluted runoff.
Additionally, there's just about every challenge possible within the social and political framework by which urban centers operate and survive. For example, there may be city ordinances that affect the urban agriculturist's growing practices, marketing opportunities, and transportation means.
So the urban grower may be swamped with a host of problems in terms of growing conditions, and a host of problems in terms of getting the product out smoothly and profitably.
Poverty, over crowding of the cities, and unemployment are three problems facing American cities as a result of urbanization.
Fern Hietkamp has written: 'Opportunities and constraints for urban agriculture in Bandung, Indonesia' -- subject(s): Agriculture and state, City planning, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Urban agriculture, Land use, Urban, Urban Land use, Urban agriculture
The problems encountered when facing rural development are those of agriculture and trade. When development takes place, those residing in the rural communities oftentimes lose their only reliable source of income.
Due to the expansion of agriculture, road expansion and industrial this all are creating problems for this wild animals.
Reshaped their environments to develop complex agriculture and urban centers
In central Canada the agriculture is common and in arctic and urban areas its uncommon.
those problems that arive in an urban environment from overcrowding and the too rapid, uncontrolled development of urban areas
Unpredictable weather patterns, pests and diseases and lack of the modern farming tools are some of the problems facing the agriculture sector in the Philippines. The peasant farmers to not have access to modern tools and seeds.
40% urban and 60% agriculture
Peri-Urban farming is called rurban space. Peri-Urban is a multi-functional adaptation of agriculture.
Urban agriculture can help in poverty alleviation by giving people living in urban areas more food security as poor people in urban areas can then grown their own food which would mean they can spend less money buying food.
solution for the problem of indian agriculture