When I move a little closer, I'd definitely be interested in this. I'm sure my next home will be an apartment and I won't be able to grow the kinds of things that I grew last the summer.

In my city people rent a 15 foot by 20 foot plot for $15 a resident or $20 for a non-resident and whatever you grow is yours.
Then the next year, anyone who didn't allow the plot to be overtaken by weeds, Keighla, has the priority sign-up for the following year.

I did an interview this afternoon at Glendale United Methodist Church in Savage. For the past four years the church has welcomed congregation and community members to rent a plot on the church's property. They use a method called square-foot gardening where everything is compact and waste is avoided.
It sounded really interesting to this apartment-dweller!
Also, Cal's Market in Savage is planning to rent out plots for community gardens alongside the back of it's property. People can grow what they want and will be asked to participate in a nationwide program called "Plant a Row for the Hungry." It's just what it sounds - plant a row and at harvest time donate the foods to a local food shelf. How cool is that!