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Farmers & Chefs Takes Farm-Fresh to New Heights with Vertical Gardens
UncategorizedPoughkeepsie-based Farmers & Chefs likes to showcase the freshest produce of the region through its food trucks and brick-and-mortar restaurant. Owner John Lekic has recently taken to growing his own vegetables and herbs using a shipping container growing system bought from an Israeli company. The vertical garden is climate controlled and uses automated watering. The […]
Growing up: Welcome to vertical farming
UncategorizedOne student at Arizona State University created a new food growing system, which completely skips the farm process of food growing. This system is called a vertical farm, and is so small that it can sit in the corner of a grocery store. This system reduces food waste, and can process over 2,000 pounds of […]
The Future Of Farming: Straight Up
UncategorizedA Texas A&M student named Broch Saxton has built a vertical hydroponic growhouse. This invention should help people learn to have greater access to quality food. This allows more room for the crops without having to use traditional resources. Saxton has partnered with University Professor Ms. Templin to get a $60,000 grant to build this […]
Engineers believe vertical farming offers the answer to food sustainability
UncategorizedChew Jo Han, a former fashion industry professional, created a hydroponic growing system in his office. The small vertical farm used artificial light to grow food. One of this man’s friends took it upon himself to grow an indoor farm as well using balcony and bathroom space to make room for hydroponic plants. Both men […]
Farmers say fight climate change by investing in sustainable family agriculture
UncategorizedClimate change impacts all of us, but it especially affects those that are in the business of agriculture. Climate change is a threat to the health of fruits and vegetables as well as the soil, the change in climate keeps evolving. Farmers are accustomed to change and can normally adjust to it, but the way […]
How to build a garden for any space or climate
UncategorizedIf you have a very small apartment, no yard or live in really poor weather, there is still ways to garden. If you live in a place where it rains a lot, use a trellise in order to keep plants elevated so that they’re not drowned in puddles. If you don’t have a yard, you […]
Global Warming Meets Indoor Agriculture: Can Cannabis Be Environmentally Sustainable?
UncategorizedIndoor agriculture may not sound like it is the more prominent method of growing cannabis but it is being widely used because of the rich soil that can be provided indoors and out of the elements. The soil in the outside world needs a lot of nourishment and attention and that is why people who […]
Why It is Hard to Find Cannabis Grower Racks
UncategorizedAre you a consumer-level grower or an industrial level grower? It is one of the first questions that should always be asked before you start shopping for supplies and/or equipment. If you are searching for cannabis grower racks then you will find that there are a lot of consumer-level products in the marketplace. This could […]
Setting Up Your Mobile Hydroponic Farm Correctly for Success
Mobile Grow Rack, Tips and Tricks, Urban Farming, Vertical FarmingIf you are trying to make a mobile hydroponic farm then wood is a major concern for you. A lot of companies want to use wood-based products for a variety of reasons. Whatever the case may be it is not a good idea for your product. The reason why is that wood can attract a […]
Commercial Vertical Farming Systems – What You Need to Know
Entrepreneurship, Mobile Grow Rack, Tips and Tricks, Urban Farming, Vertical Farming“A lot of people know that they are going to be selling their wares commercially and go for the bigger items first. You want to make sure that you are ready for commercial/industrial grade systems before you get them.” Capacity is a massive divide between beginner growers and seasoned veterans of the industry especially if […]