New York Congresswoman, Nydia M. Velázquez, has authored a bill allocating federal resources for the adoption of green roofs at public elementary and secondary schools, known as the Public School Green Rooftop Program.
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A corner of Central Park was once home to a thriving Black community. Amber Tamm wants to honor the legacy of that neighborhood with a farm to feed New York’s neediest.
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The STLCEA Coalition is seeking Statements of Interest from CEA companies to build, own, and/or operate one or more commercially viable indoor farms in St. Louis, Missouri, USA that will pilot research
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Meet Yara Nagi, Director of Operations at Agritecture Consulting!
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Farms and agricultural facilities are natural candidates for zero waste because the majority of their product is of an organic nature and can use it for on-site composting.
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Vertical Harvest is planning to build a second hydroponic vertical greenhouse in downtown Westbrook, Maine in 2021
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Meet Eric Roth, CEA Operations Specialist at Agritecture!
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Data from over 300 farm operators across more than 50 countries showed that 50% were located within 10 miles of primary customers.
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Indoor and vertical farming can be a great solution to produce high-quality food close to Italy’s markets.
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Meet Alberto López, Systems Engineer at Agritecture!
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Jersey City, New Jersey will fund the construction and operation of 10 vertical farms in the city; the first municipal vertical farm program in the country.
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This is the second part of a two-part series looking at how CEA has emerged as a viable, contemporary agricultural practice over the past 50 years.
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This is the first part of a two-part series looking at how CEA has emerged as a viable, contemporary agricultural practice over the past 50 years.
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Meet David Ceaser, Lead Agronomist at Agritecture!
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In Paris, urban farmers are trying a soil-free approach to agriculture that uses less space and fewer resources. Could it help cities face the threats to our food supplies?
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A $496,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) will help design new CEA training programs to build a skilled workforce pipeline for the industry.
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An Israeli company that has created an autonomous pollinating robot has started its first trials in Australia.
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Meet Bea Miñana, an Associate Consultant at Agritecture Consulting!
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AgTech leaders Autogrow and Agritecture Consulting have launched their 2nd Annual Global CEA Census, focusing on understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on controlled environment agriculture operations around the world.
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By transforming a decaying prison into a flourishing farm, these young men are avoiding the criminal justice system—and creating a model to share.
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24 LGBTQ+ Farms and Organizations Celebrating Community Through Food and Agriculture
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Pricey Greens From Indoor Farms Are Thriving in the Covid Era
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Detroit’s black growers face more barriers than their white peers in acquiring the property they farm, but a new project seeks to change that
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Agritecture has launched several new online initiatives in the past few months and seen a nearly 3x increase in inbound consulting requests. Here, we share insights and takeaways.
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For more than 150 years, from the rural South to northern cities, Black people have used farming to build self-determined communities and resist oppressive structures that tear them down.
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Three stories of how suppliers are getting by after their main customers were pulled out from under them.
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Two lessons from the urban agriculture experience in Nairobi stand out: the importance of a localized food system and short food supply chains.
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Iran is anticipated to produce 5,000 tons of fruits and vegetables in the greenhouses throughout the country.
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