Los Angeles finds itself in a love-hate relationship with water. On the one hand, it imports over 88 percent of its water from Northern California and the Colorado River. On the other hand, Los Angeles River discharges more than 10 billion cubic feet of treated wastewater and urban runoff into the Pacific Ocean every year. By reimagining the City’s relationship with the River, a 51-mile urban farm is created, adding an additional buffer zone in the dense urban fabric, growing enough procude to feed its city, and engaging city dwellers of all background.