This year at the AgLanta Conference 2019, attendees will experience a unique tour of modern agriculture sites throughout Metro Atlanta region. Learn more about the dedicated locations on the five different tour tracks!
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The news comes 9 years after successfully designing and marketing custom made Growtainers® and providing Consultant Services for commercial clients worldwide.
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The new indoor growing units make it even easier for restaurants and hotels to provide customers with produce grown on site.
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Agritecture , a portmanteau that marries agriculture and architecture, has made it into the art world.
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Venture capital investors are putting $125 million behind plans to build the world’s biggest insect farm that’s entirely run by robots, as startup Ynsect caters to the growing demand for bugs.
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Dutch design practice UNStudio has created a new urban vision to create the world's smartest neighborhood in the Netherlands.
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The new sites are part of the Parisculteurs initiative to green the city and increase local food production.
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This article mainly focuses on the typical hydroponic cultivation methods you can use, their advantages, and a little about aquaponics and organic methods.
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The move is expected to generate over $450 million of GDP and create more than 2,900 jobs by 2021 .
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The agrihood would bring what amounts to a small town to about 400 acres, with an organic vegetable farm, vineyard, orchard and residential gardens anchoring a massive housing and retail development.
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Happy International Women’s Day! Here are some of the female leaders who will be at AgLanta Conference 2019.
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Florida-based urban agriculture social enterprise and nonprofit Fleet Farming is making a difference in Central Florida, one lawn at a time. With a mission to redefine local food systems, Fleet Farming operates by converting lawns into edible gardens and micro-farms.
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Vertical Farming is a promising new area in the field of agriculture through which plant science and technological innovations may play a large part in optimizing yields and delivering valuable products.
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CONTENT SOURCED FROM VOX MEDIA Billions of pounds of fruits and vegetables go to waste every year — about 30 to 40 percent of the food supply chain in the United States, according to the Department of Agriculture . While plenty of food waste happens in our own homes, it also happens o
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Elon Musk has a grand plan to feed the first humans on Mars. The SpaceX founder explained in an interview that the fledgling first colonies could use hydroponics to grow plants.
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Vertical farming is a key tool to meet the world's food needs at a time when the population is rising and the climate is changing.
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Many organizations see urban agriculture as a way to improve food security. It also offers environmental, health, and social benefits.
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As we look ahead to Fresh In February 2019, buildings engineer Eugene Gurevich details the personal and professional transformations that last year’s event led to.
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Darryn discusses the future of vertical farming and greenhouse technology, and why growers should attend our March 28th curated networking event: Food Forward .
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This Houston-based startup builds agricultural amenities that connect people with their food and to each other.
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Precht has developed a concept for modular housing where residents would produce their own food in vertical farms.
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The source of many inspiring designs and ambitious goals, the company is said to have suffered from serious cash flow problems.
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Agritecture has welcomed aboard an advisory board committee. After our first advisory board meeting, it became clear how important this committee’s role will be for the future of Agritecture.
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The 8 Radicle Challenge finalists will compete at the World Agri-Tech Pitch Day competition for a $250k investment on March 18 in San Francisco.
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CONTENT SOURCED FROM AGTECH X With so much of AgTech X’s programming rooted in New York, we’ve been getting asked a lot: “Why put on a conference in Atlanta?” In this post, Lila Rimalovski explains: There are few cities in the world as dedicated to urban agricu
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This spot in the Jordanian desert, just a kilometre from the Israeli border and 15km inland of the Red Sea, may be one of the most surprising places on Earth to start a farm. It’s also one that, in some ways, makes perfect sense.
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When you choose AmHydro, you get proven results with experienced experts by your side.
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Hint: it’s about more than just eating healthy food.
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