Millennials Are Making Farming Sexy Again in Africa
Millennials make farming sexy in Africa, where tilling the soil once meant shame.
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Global CEA Census Launched To Help Drive Agriculture Industry Forward
Global automation specialist Autogrow and New York based Agritecture Consulting are appealing to growers to take part in the inaugural Global CEA Census.
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This Indoor Garden Uses Biomimicry to Create a High-yield Solution
An interview with Hexagrow Urban Farming, the company behind an indoor growing system called the Living Farming Tree.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Using Urban Gardening To Practice Mindfulness
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced adopted a rooftop community garden plot in Washington, DC.
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This Technology Company is Democratizing Agricultural Data
NATIVE is a B2B platform designed to democratize agricultural data, using an end-to-end software solution, and empower growers to meet the rising demand for traceable, local goods.
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Idea for Ag-Tech Community Wins Smart Cities–Smart Futures Competition
Agritecture’s client, Kate Field, is among the final winners of the Smart Cities–Smart Futures competition. With the help of Agritecture, she developed an idea to build an Ag-tech community.
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How This Farm Went From Growing Commodity Crops to Hemp and Lettuce
Wheatfield Gardens is a hybrid greenhouse vertical farm. Learn more about what they are growing and why in the exclusive interview with Agritecture.
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10 Benefits Of Urban Permaculture
Permaculture: It's all the rage in the agriculture community, and it's a trend that grabs the attention of scientists and hippies alike. But is it all that new?
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Meet the Disruptors at the Indoor AgTech Innovation Summit in New York
Meet the seven dynamic international agtech start-ups that will be taking the spotlight at the Indoor AgTech Innovation Summit in New York, (June 19-20).
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Concept For World's Longest Agricultural Park Designed For Dubai
Machou Architects has designed the world's longest urban agricultural park for Dubai, transforming the city's vital Sheikh Zayed Road into an eco-valley.
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The Competitive Economics Of Vertical And Greenhouse Farming
Greenhouse or vertical farm growing, or a combination of the two, can get farmers close to meeting the needs of today’s consumer.
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This Vertical Farming System is Enhancing Grocery Stores in Canada
Inno-3B builds and designs automated, vertical farming equipment for producers and growers; our systems are scalable, so they can support large or small scale growers.
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Foodshed.io Brings Affordable, Local Produce To Missouri Markets
Foodshed.io launches a test with Schnucks Markets.
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IKEA's Experimental Garden For Urban Farming
Tom Dixon + IKEA's experimental garden for urban farming opens during Chelsea flower show.
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Growing More With Less: The Past, Present, and Future of Greenhouses (Part 2)
Vertical farming is a hot topic these days, but greenhouses remain the dominant industry within controlled environment agriculture (CEA). So dive into the past, present, and future of greenhouses with Agritecture & Plug and Play !
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Pentair is Closing Urban Organics: A Pioneering Aquaponics Venture
Pentair is closing Urban Organics, a pioneering aquaponics venture that in six years had become a darling of Minnesota’s sustainable-food community.
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BCS Specialized Tractors & Attachments Now at Atlanta Community ToolBank
Through efforts made by a team of organizations who found each other via this year’s AgLanta Conference, the Atlanta Community ToolBank has acquired two BCS all-gear driven, walk-behind tractors and several attachments for the community’s gardening and landscaping needs.
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Automation: The Final Frontier of Vertical Farming
Vertical indoor farming is poised to become a transformational and indispensable part of our food system — and system-wide automation is the key to unlocking its full potential.
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This Robot Harvests Tomatoes Without Bruising
This robot can pick tomatoes without bruising them and detect ripeness better than humans.
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10 Reasons You Should Give Urban Gardening A Try
Everyone deserves healthy, nutritious food, and you do too.
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Growing More With Less: The Past, Present and Future of Greenhouses
Vertical farming is a hot topic these days, but greenhouses remain the dominant industry within controlled environment agriculture (CEA). So dive into the past, present, and future of greenhouses with Agritecture & Plug and Play !
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11 Crops Across The US That Are Affected By Climate Change
From Apples to Popcorn, Climate Change Is Altering the Foods America Grows
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Is Robot Farming Just A Niche Market?
Robot farming startup Iron Ox has started selling its produce in California. Though only a trio of greens are being sold at a single store in San Carlos, California.
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Gotham Greens To Open New Greenhouse In Rhode Island
According to a press release, urban grower Gotham Greens is opening a new 110,000-square-foot facility in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Meet New York's Cutting Edge Mushroom Cultivators
With their world-first technology and democratic approach, New York mushroom cultivators, Smallhold, are putting farming in the hands of anyone, everywhere.
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Feeding Food Security: Why Smart Cities Invest in Urban Agriculture
3 cities that took the urban agriculture torch and ran with it.
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How To Stay Innovative In Vertical Farming: An Interview With CEO of Crop One
Agritecture’s Henry Gordon-Smith recently interviewed the CEO of Crop One Holdings , Sonia Lo. Crop One Holdings is an indoor vertical farm operation behind the FreshBox Farms product line.
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Philadelphia Names First Urban Ag Director To Implement The City's Urban Ag Plan
Philadelphia has named city planner Ashley Richards as its first-ever urban agriculture director. Richards will direct the creation and implementation of Philadelphia’s forthcoming urban agriculture plan.
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