These trading posts swap plants and produce to help the community

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (InvestigateTV) - Producing fresh food in cities from coast to coast, urban farming is taking root across the country.Today’s urban farmers are reviving the idea of families growing a big share of the nation’s fruits and vegetables.By transforming spaces not typically used for agriculture, these efforts are helping to increase food security.Noah Curtis is enthusiastic about gardening. He loves what he does and wants to share it with others.“I think it’s just good for you. I think humans are supposed to be at least somewhat in nature,” Curtis said.Curtis started gardening when he was a kid, thanks to his dad, who inspired him to grow food.“Just eating fresh food from your garden is way healthier than the stuff that we get at the store. Tastes better, it’s more sustainable,” Curtis said.Now at 28 years old, Curtis noticed something missing in his generation.“I feel like in my generation has kind of been shot. People just don’t talk anymore, which is really weird. It’s not