Can Ancient Methods Future-Proof Food Security In The Andes?
In Peru’s remote villages, farmers have used diverse crops to survive unpredictable weather for millennia. Now they are using this knowledge to adapt to the climate crisis.
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Cities Should Build More Bee Habitats. Here’s Why Honeybees Thrive In Cities.
Honeybees are critical pollinators. They pollinate 70 of the 100 crop species that feed 90% of the world. And, they’re responsible for $200 billion each year in ecological services.
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Testimony On The Status Of Hunger In NYC And The Impact Of COVID
“Where is my next meal coming from?” It’s a question that more than a million New Yorkers asked themselves before the pandemic, are asking themselves today, and will, unfortunately, be asking themselves tomorrow.
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How Converting An IKEA Parking Lot Can Feed Over 20,000 People
With an autonomous vehicle future not too far off, could this new design be IKEA’s parking lot of the future?
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5 Trends That Will Impact The Food System's Resilience To Climate Change In 2022
Working at the intersection of climate resilience, food accessibility, and economic inclusivity, here’s what Nona Yehia, CEO & Co-Founder at Vertical Harvest, sees trending in 2022.
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This Syrian Man Helped Lead UAE's Agricultural Revolution
Here’s one entrepreneur growing plants in the shadow of Al Ain's sand dunes.
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Baltimore Farmers Are Cultivating The City’s First ‘AgriHood,’ Heralded For Its Innovation
These farmers in Baltimore plan to build the city’s first “AgriHood” — a marketplace and community-shared agriculture and training resource institute.
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How Floating Agriculture Communities Can Help Adapt To Climate Change
These two architects are designing feasible floating communities centered around food production.
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Grassroots Rebels: Meet The ‘Biophilics’ Who Are Busy Greening Our Cities
‘Biophilic’ urban designers are bringing nature directly into our lives, improving the environment and our mental and physical health.
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Vertical Farming Underground In Swedish Caves
This farm is growing underground to reduce Sweden’s fresh food imports and tackle the severe inequalities.
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The 9 Biggest Controlled Environment Agriculture Wins & Losses Of 2021
As we say goodbye to 2021, let’s take a closer look at some of the biggest CEA wins and losses that have taken place over this past year.
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Meet the cooperative extension agents running american agriculture
You’ve probably never heard of them, but the farmer who grows your food has.
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Sustainable Food Systems and Stable Climates Are Intertwined
The absence of food systems from the world’s largest climate deal is unfortunate at best and extremely dangerous at worst.
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Plastics In Soil Threaten Food Security, According To FAO
FAO suggests that the land we use to grow our food is contaminated with far greater quantities of plastic pollutants than we can imagine.
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From Farm To Kitchen: The Environmental Impacts Of U.S. Food Waste
Over one-third of the food produced in the United States is never eaten, wasting the resources used to produce it and creating a myriad of environmental impacts.
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Fulton County Board Passes Resolution Supporting Small Farm & Urban Agriculture
The resolution encourages the 15 cities within Fulton County to also support the development of local food options.
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USDA Establishes Food Purchase Program To Build Back Better Via Local Food Purchase
Up to $400 million in funding now available to support food purchases with an emphasis on purchasing from underserved farmers and ranchers.
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7 Urban Farming Trendsetters To Look Out For In 2022
Inspired by Whole Foods’ Top 10 Food Trends For 2022, this list details some of the many indoor farming companies that are furthering the concept of “ultra-urban farming.”
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Specialized Farm Laborers are Instrumental to Run Vertical Farms
Labor is shockingly the largest expenditure for all crop farms on average, yet we rarely stop to think about the hands behind our agricultural operations.
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Rooftop Car Park Becomes Skyfarm For Food Donation
Skyfarm in Australia is set to include hospitality sites, environmental education and event spaces, whilst producing up to 5 tonnes of fresh produce each year.
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Report Shows ‘Greenwashing’ A Challenge In CEA Crop Production
Greenwashing, future production, and sustainability metrics were front and center in the 2021 Global CEA Census Report released today!
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Creating Food-Secure Communities With America’s Public Gardens
Some US-based public gardens have deep-rooted food-related programs that demonstrate the long-term impact on local communities.
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Floating Salt-Resistant Marine Farms Might Be The Solution To Rising Sea Levels
Japanese start-up N-ARK combines salt-tolerant technology with sea-adapted architecture to create a floating marine farm.
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Gifts That Grow! Agritecture's 2021 Holiday Gift Guide
Bring out the urban farming enthusiast in each of your loved ones with Agritecture’s curated guide to the best urban agricultural gifts.
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USDA ARS Launches CEA Study With AmplifiedAg's Vertical Farming Platform
The USDA will utilize AmplifiedAg’s advanced hydroponic container-based vertical farming platform to study crop production, food safety, market quality, and nutrition in CEA.
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The Philippines 1st Urban Farming Hydroponic Hub To Address Food Shortages
The Philippines has just unveiled the country’s first urban farming hydroponic research and training facility to overcome food shortages - the Urban Agri Hydro Hub Learning Center.
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This Zero-Emission Superyacht Concept Grows Its Own Fruits and Vegetables
It’s not exactly easy to grow your own fruit and veggies aboard a yacht, but one design studio just sprouted a novel solution.
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CEA's Current Powerhouse Crop: Gourmet Mushrooms
Smallhold recently closed their first investment round, securing US$25 million to grow organic mushrooms in local warehouses.
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