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'''Community gardens''' have been sprouting up in [[Omaha, Nebraska]] (where there are 26 community gardens as of May 2014) and in southeastern Nebraska.<ref name=big>[http://www.gardenbig.org/ Garden Big]</ref> The second annual "'''Tour de Gardens'''" was held in Omaha in 2014 with approximately 100 riders visiting 8 gardens and a root facility.<ref>[http://www.ketv.com/news/nearly-100-bicyclists-participate-in-tour-de-garden/21759170 100 bicyclists participate in Tour de Garden] KETV</ref> Funding support for Omaha's community gardens comes from the [[USDA]]'s [[Community Food Projects]] program.<ref name=big/> |
'''Community gardens''' have been sprouting up in [[Omaha, Nebraska]] (where there are 26 community gardens as of May 2014) and in southeastern Nebraska.<ref name=big>[http://www.gardenbig.org/ Garden Big]</ref> The second annual "'''Tour de Gardens'''" was held in Omaha in 2014 with approximately 100 riders visiting 8 gardens and a root facility.<ref>[http://www.ketv.com/news/nearly-100-bicyclists-participate-in-tour-de-garden/21759170 100 bicyclists participate in Tour de Garden] KETV</ref> Funding support for Omaha's community gardens comes from the [[USDA]]'s [[Community Food Projects]] program.<ref name=big/> |
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Community gardens have been sprouting up in Omaha, Nebraska (where there are 26 community gardens as of May 2014) and in southeastern Nebraska.[1] The second annual "Tour de Gardens" was held in Omaha in 2014 with approximately 100 riders visiting 8 gardens and a root facility.[2] Funding support for Omaha's community gardens comes from the USDA's Community Food Projects program.[1]
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