Their innovative solutions range from soil health, crop optimization, fertilizers and healthy biotics, to precision irrigation, insect monitoring, off road automation, AI and digitized farming operations.
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Farms are taking root among NYC’s skyscrapers.
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AmHydro took two international trips to countries eager to join the controlled environment agricultural movement.
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China's Moon mission sees first seeds sprout.
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In 2019 alone, Agritecture worked on projects in 9 different countries, including Kuwait, United States, France, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, Mexico, Sweden, and Canada. Overall, Agritecture has worked on 74 consultations, across 39 cities, in 19 different countries in just 4 years!
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Locally grown produce is gaining popularity in the United Arab Emirates.
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The Nisku operation is the only indoor vertical mushroom farm of its kind in Canada. It specializes in tree-loving mushrooms, so you won’t see any regular grocery store portobello or button mushrooms growing here.
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New Zealand has a strong field agriculture industry, but don’t its cities deserve farms too?
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Yoga and farming are both ancient practices, but did you know that the connections between the two are numerous?
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Liberty Produce, a UK-based farming and technology company with expertise in horticultural lighting and fertigation systems will lead a consortium of eleven partners in a £1.3m project to accelerate the development of the UK vertical farming sector.
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German AgTech startup Farmee and well-known Dutch crop consulting company Delphy just launched the online platform Farmee Experts
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5 things you’ll start doing to take care of your plants!
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A four-wheel robot dubbed "Tom" uses GPS, artificial intelligence and smartphone technology to digitally map the field to inspect wheat crop for weeds and pests.
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A new study from Australia finds that many urban farms are still inefficient around labor and materials.
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La Trobe University-led research has found that plants are extremely sensitive to touch and that repeated touching can significantly retard growth.
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Designed by Studiomobile, Jellyfish Barge is a modular greenhouse on a floating base, able to guarantee water and food security without impacting on existing resources.
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Wageningen University & Research challenged students to step outside their comfort zone. Their task was to develop an urban farming project for a former prison, working in interdisciplinary teams.
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Could fresh, healthy, affordable food be the future of urban neighborhood development?
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Gardening could be the hobby that helps you live to 100.
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In agricultural applications, LED lights are used in ways that seem to border on alchemy, changing how plants grow, when they flower, how they taste and even their levels of vitamins and antioxidants.
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In formal investigations, we collect data on what bacteria were found where—but we don’t talk about what workplace conditions led to poor sanitation in the first place.
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The 2018 Farm Bill includes wins for greenhouse growers.
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With 38 rows of crops and an “urban orchard” of 140 fruit trees, this is San Francisco’s largest urban farm.
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Valoya’s LEDs will provide additional lighting to the dome’s 2,000 trees and over 100,000 plants.
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Through the process of “phytoremediation” plants remove volatile organic compounds (VOCs) like formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia, and allergens from the air.
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Not exactly an urban farm, Hrbs is a service model that brings living plants right to the consumer where they continue to grow until harvest.
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The system will use biological treatment processes, nanomaterials and machine learning to extract contaminants from the wastewater while leaving valuable nitrogen, phosphorus and other nutrients.
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An ambitious young activist is using the local food movement to help break the cycle of incarceration.
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