How does Natasha Nicholes's gardening collaboration with Monsanto and JP Loves Cotton enhance urban agriculture?

Hi there!

Based on what I’ve shared publicly, my work with Illinois Farm Families (which included a tour of Monsanto) and relationships with folks like JP Loves Cotton have helped urban agriculture in a few key ways:

• I bridge city gardeners and rural farmers, so people in Chicago see how their food is really grown
• I share accurate info on GMOs, organics, and conventional farming, cutting through fear-based messaging
• I bring back practical farming knowledge to our community-led garden in Chicago, helping us grow more food, more efficiently, in small spaces

Would you like me to focus more on the GMO education side, or on practical tips that translate from large farms to backyard/urban gardens?