5 Expert Tips For Building Your Own Socially-Impactful Farm
These three farms have taken unique approaches to make their businesses more mission-driven through socially impactful farming operations.
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These three farms have taken unique approaches to make their businesses more mission-driven through socially impactful farming operations.
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Many entrepreneurs fail to do the planning and research necessary to select the right equipment – particularly lighting – for their crops, budget, and farm’s needs.
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As the global population continues to grow, architects and cities could cultivate fresh greens in skyscrapers to confront food shortages.
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This nonprofit works with small businesses to further circular agriculture with more sustainable food production, energy conservation, and material reuse.
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The global urban farming inspiration and community-focused ‘neighborhood farm,’ Farm.One is in need of your help!
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This solar greenhouse design is helping us harness renewable energy to meet CEA’s energy requirements.
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Mayor Signs Two Executive Orders to Formalize City’s Commitment to Good Food Purchasing and Promote Healthy Food Advertising on City Property
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Meet Mainvest - one of three official Agritecture financing partners!
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The WUR Student Challenges Team is launching a new podcast series for everyone interested in urban farming.
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Designating community gardens as ‘Critical Environmental Areas’ could give neighborhoods a seat at the table when developers move in.
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The insect agriculture market is expected to reach $4.6 billion by 2027. How can insects revolutionize the food industry?
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This innovation replaces the Haber-Bosch process & creates a zero-waste solution for fertilizers.
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Isolated from the elements of the outdoors, indoor-grown plants need everything from artificial lighting to climate control. These functions draw energy – and lots of it.
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This agrivoltaic farm generates enough to power 300 private homes, and grows tomatoes, turnips, carrots, squash, beets, lettuce, kale, chard, and peppers.
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Here are the Agritecture team’s top insights on the coming year related to future food security and agricultural production.
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Here are the top university degrees and programs teaching urban agriculture or CEA-related skills.
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The Agritecture team’s top recommendations for those looking to pursue career pathways in urban agriculture and vertical farming.
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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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“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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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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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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These two architects are designing feasible floating communities centered around food production.
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This farm is growing underground to reduce Sweden’s fresh food imports and tackle the severe inequalities.
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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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You’ve probably never heard of them, but the farmer who grows your food has.
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UConn Extension offers assistance in developing sustainable agriculture and community education.
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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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The resolution encourages the 15 cities within Fulton County to also support the development of local food options.
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