Participate In This CEA Waste Study
Cornell PhD student Maya Ezzeddine is conducting research to better understand the types of CEA waste streams, and conducting analyses to suggest best practices for sustainability in CEA.
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UAE Vertical Farming Firm Reveals Plan To Launch Healthy Food Brand
Sarya Holdings, the company which recently launched the UAE’s latest hydroponic vertical farming concept, Smart Acres, has revealed global expansion plans in 2021 which include the launch of a healthy food line.
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What 8 Indoor Ag Companies Plan For 2021
Here are what eight leaders in vertical farming and controlled environment agriculture are planning in the year ahead.
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USA’s First Saltwater Hydroponic Farm In Charleston, SC
Charleston is home to the first-ever indoor saltwater hydroponics farm that utilizes ocean water – aka the world’s most abundant resource – to grow food.
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الأمن الغذائي في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي: الحاجة إلى التنويع الاقتصادي
تنفذ دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي شراكات إستراتيجية لدفع إنتاجها الغذائي المحلي والإقليمي لمعالجة القصور الغذائي المحلي
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Food Security In The GCC: Addressing The Need For Economic Diversification
GCC countries implement strategic partnerships to drive their domestic and regional food production to address local deficiencies.
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Supporting Gender Equality In MENA's Agriculture Industry
Encouraging women to thrive in MENA’s agricultural industry.
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سد الفجوة في العمالة بين الجنسين في قطاع الزراعة في الشرق الأوسط
تشجيع السيدات على الازدهار في مجال الزراعة
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MDA Funds Encourage Urban Agriculture In Minnesota
Over $280,000 in grant funding from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture is available for education and community development.
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Parisians Will Grow Their Own Food Along The 'Green Line' Garden Footbridge By VCA
The Vincent Callebaut Architectures designed a garden footbridge in Paris, to be known as ‘the green line.’
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Vera Vertical Farming Technology Introduced In Finland’s Largest Retail Group
Netled has entered into a significant long-term cooperation agreement with Pirkanmaan Osuuskauppa, a regional operator of S-Group, the largest retail chain in Finland.
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Agritecture’s Top 5 YouTube Videos In 2020
In 2020, Agritecture uploaded 1,923 minutes of content to YouTube, enabling our growing community of viewers to spend a total of 125,776 minutes learning about these crucial food system topics.
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This Belgian Start-Up Allows Anyone To Become An Urban Farmer
A Belgian start-up is helping people in major cities turn their hand to urban farming.
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Dutch Scale-Up PlantLab Launches First Production Site In USA
PlantLab has opened a new production site in Indianapolis (Indiana) on a former battery factory near the city center.
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This Vertical Farm In Denmark Will Grow 1,000 Tons Of Local Greens A Year
A new vertical indoor farm on the outskirts of Copenhagen will soon begin producing 1,000 metric tons of greens a year locally.
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7 Gifts For Urban Farming Enthusiasts
Gift your someone special something that brings fresh ingredients to their home year-round.
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Reimagining A Bullring For Food Production
A proposal to convert a monumental bull ring, located in Ecuador’s capital of Quito, into a public space with CEA food production systems.
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Culinary Arts & Vertical Farming: Creating New Career Pathways For Students
The PHILLIPS School - Laurel is catering to students with emotional and behavioral health needs by exposing them to the different forms of hydroponic growing.
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UB Researchers Awarded $1 Million Grant To Advance Urban Agriculture
A team of UB researchers has received a nearly $1 million grant from the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) to test inclusive organizing models that advance policies supporting urban agriculture.
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Design Firm Calls On Developers To Include Food spaces
THE "urban farm" continues to grow in popularity and necessity on the back of concern over food shortages.
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Farming On Mars Will Be A Lot Harder Than ‘The Martian’ Made It Seem
Future Mars astronauts could grow crops in dirt to avoid solely relying on resupply missions, and to grow a greater amount and variety of food than with hydroponics alone.
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Buffalo’s New Container Farm Project
Previously limited by challenging winters, the container – branded “Rooting for Our Neighbors” – will help to extend the growing season year round, with produce being earmarked for food pantries and soup kitchens associated with the food security efforts of FeedMore WNY (the largest hunger-relief or
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Organic Farming Is Critical To UAE's Food Security
"Food security in the MENA region requires holistic solutions that address multiple challenges concurrently, rather than a piecemeal approach.”
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Controlled Environment Agriculture: Growing Beyond the Hype
AgritectureXchange speaker Sanjeev Krishnan talks about the realities of controlled environment agriculture with the covid-19 pandemic and climate crisis.
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The Future Of Cities And Farming
“The future of civilization – and the health and prosperity of people – still depends on cities. But it also depends on looking at agriculture in a new way, and creating a closer connection between cities and farming is an important trend.”
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Global CEA Census Report Shows Continued Positivity Despite COVID-19
Autogrow and Agritecture Consulting have released the 2nd Annual CEA Census Report highlighting positive signs of growth despite the global pandemic.
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Priva Creating A Climate For Growth
Agritecture sat down with Jan Westra , Strategic Business Developer at Priva , prior to Agritecture Xchange . Jan will be speaking on the panel, Education, Training, & Outreach in AgTech.
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Seoul Aims To Nurture 1M Urban Farmers
The Seoul city government on Friday unveiled an ambitious plan to nurture 1 million farmers over the next four years in the densely populated capital of 10 million.
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