What I read today - March 24

• The Uber Model, It Turns Out, Doesn’t Translate, New York Times
• Wheat's Evil Twin Has Been Intoxicating Humans For Centuries, Atlas Obscura
• When Going Out Without a Hat Was Grounds for Scandal, Atlas Obscura
• Want to Start a New American Farmstead? There’s a School for That., Civil Eats
• Agricultural Aftershocks: How Japan is Combatting a Decline in Farming, Modern Farmer
• Expanded NYC Ferry Service Is Officially A Go. But Where to?, Untapped Cities
• Developers Are "Very, Very Excited To Pioneer" New Neighborhoods Under De Blasio's Affordable Housing Plan, Gothamist
• New York Passes Rent Rules to Blunt Gentrification, New York Times
• Why Target Is Fast-Tracking Food Innovation, Fast Company
• Starbucks is donating all of its unsold food to charity, Tech Insider
• 190 Bowery's Graffiti-Covered Facade Is Getting Some Changes, Curbed
• How Hotels Are Capitalizing on Women's Fears of Traveling Alone, Broadly
  One of these days, we're going to start teaching men to stop preying on women.