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way in, out WOOSTER, Ohio — It’s a picturesque farm, where plump
strawberries ripen on vines shaded by peach trees. In their
branches is a nest where robin hatchlings chirp for food. But
take a step back, and you remember that this farm thrives in the
middle of an asphalt parking lot on an Ohio State University
campus. “There are a lot of abando