A Community Garden Is a Piece of Land Cultivated by Members

A community garden is a piece of land cultivated by members of the community, which allows people to grow their own food, to share it and donate what they have grown. The following can be said of the benefits of community gardening, EXCEPT:

A) It provides more access to fresh, safe and affordable produce.
B) Working in the garden offers physical and mental health benefits from physical activity to stress reduction.
C) Use of water and fertilisers in small scale urban gardens is more efficient than with industrial operations.
D) It provides social opportunities that build a sense of community.
E) People have an opportunity to learn and share knowledge and skills for gardening, nature conservation, and cooking.