The Agricultural Landscape
Urban agricultural
gardens should be situated along freeways and public
rights-of-way. They are maintained using treated water
provided by the Department of Water and Power. They
contain orchards of walnuts, olives, and citrus, and may
also include non-edible crops for the production of
fiber, soap, and dyes. The designs provide areas for
raising domestic animals such as pigs and chickens, which
combine nutritional value with reduction in kitchen and
green waste. These gardens are created as a means to
better utilize water, to provide for the maintenance of
land through leasing it to the unemployed, to those in
need of supplemental income, or for those who prefer to
do their physical exercise outside aerobic halls, thus
providing occupation for an aging and increasingly sedate
population.
What is a Landscape: Natural
System Landscape | Social Landscape | Technological
Landscape | Agricultural Landscape
Urban agricultural
gardens should be situated along freeways and public
rights-of-way. They are maintained using treated water
provided by the Department of Water and Power. They
contain orchards of walnuts, olives, and citrus, and may
also include non-edible crops for the production of
fiber, soap, and dyes. The designs provide areas for
raising domestic animals such as pigs and chickens, which
combine nutritional value with reduction in kitchen and
green waste. These gardens are created as a means to
better utilize water, to provide for the maintenance of
land through leasing it to the unemployed, to those in
need of supplemental income, or for those who prefer to
do their physical exercise outside aerobic halls, thus
providing occupation for an aging and increasingly sedate
population.
What is a Landscape: Natural System Landscape | Social Landscape | Technological Landscape | Agricultural Landscape
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