While Renton was historically an agricultural area supplying fresh produce, dairy, and poultry to the booming Seattle market in the early 20th century, the city is heavily urbanized today. Commercial agriculture and farming are virtually non-existent within city limits.
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Despite the lack of large-scale farming, the community actively supports local food systems. The Renton Farmers Market, held weekly during the summer months at the downtown Piazza Park, is a celebrated local institution that connects residents with regional farmers, artisan food producers, and local organic growers.