Natural Urban Farming
Truly Living Well Natural Urban Farms (TLW) will
provide the local community with healthy,
nutritious vegetables, fruits, and herbs grown  
without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides,
herbicides and other substances which have
been proven harmful to one’s health and the earth
that sustains us.
Community Supported Agriculture CSA
Community Supported Agriculture  is a group of
individuals or institutions who support a farm or
garden by agreeing to pay in advance for the
produce grown.  These supporters receive a
share of the produce as the season progresses.

At TLW Natural Urban Farms, CSA members
can actually see the food being grown, discuss
the process with the growers, volunteer their
services, and have at their disposal food that is
fresh-picked, wholesome, highly nutritious and
above all, safe and delicious.
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*Our Services*
K. Rashid Nuri provides overall executive and administrative leadership to TLW. He
brings almost forty years of experience to TLW. Rashid lived three years in South
east Asia, five years in Nigeria and almost two years in Ghana. He has managed
public, private and community-based food and agriculture businesses in over 30
countries around the world. Travel has enabled Rashid to observe local food
economies in the countries he has visited. He now lends his experience to urban
areas where good health and nutrition are lacking. Rashid also served four years
as a Senior Executive in the Clinton administration including Deputy Administrator
of the Farm Service Agency and Foreign Agricultural Service, U.S. Department of
Agriculture. He is a graduate of Harvard University, where he studied Political
Science and has a M.S. in Plant and Soil Science from the University of
Massachusetts.
Truly Living Well Natural Urban Farms
Eugene Cooke is the production manager. He helps to prepare the soil and grow
the food. He brings twenty years of experience developing sustainable, organic
food production systems in urban areas. Over the past ten years, his focus has
been working with youth using art and gardening to encourage expression and
cultivate a nurturing sensibility.