Vertical farming

Vertical farms are healthy and fascinating, but are they profitable? Click here to learn if vertical farming businesses are the right venture for you.

What if a skyscraper could supply sustainable farm food to the city more efficiently and profitably? This infographic explains how vertical farming works.

Sky Greens Vertical Farm in Singapore; commercial hydroponic farms utilize control systems like Link4's iPonic system, to manage and control all equipment.

ZXMT Hydroponics Tower Growing System,Vertical Farming Aeroponic Tower Equipment for Indoor Herbs, Fruits and Vegetables with Hydrating Pump Timer Adapter (10 Layers 80 potss)

(UPDATED FOR 2023) What is vertical farming, and how does it work? This step-by-step 25 part guide breaks down everything that you need to know. Click now!

Image 5 of 17 from gallery of K-Farm / Avoid Obvious Architects. Photograph by Imagennix | Scott Brooks

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) has announced five finalists in their 2014 Student Design Com...

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New York City's demand for fresh fruit and vegetables is increasing, as do most of the metropolitan areas in the world. Instead of importing goods from other states, which dramatically increases the prices because of transportation and logistics expenses,…

Switching back to traditional greenhouses, Shockingly Fresh's naturally-lit hydroponic farm in Offenham uses much less CO2 than others.

New York City's demand for fresh fruit and vegetables is increasing, as do most of the metropolitan areas in the world. Instead of importing goods from other states, which dramatically increases the prices because of transportation and logistics expenses,…

Vertical farming is a technologically advanced method of growing food indoors. Learn more about its benefits in this infographic. (Sponsored content.)

Defining an entire nation, especially one as complex and contradictory as the US, in a single building, is a daunting task. On the extremely long and narrow site the pavilion is defined by a service wall (containing elevators, escalators, stairs, mechanical shafts, etc.)...

Growing world population these days drags one question. How should we grow food in the future. Edouard Cabay and Appareil came to this solution. Urban Vertical Farming: generative system for the design of a vegetable growing infrastructure. The population of the world is expected to double by 2050. This fact does not only raise interrogations […]

first in the state of wyoming, the vertical urban farm will produce 5 acres worth of fresh produce annually, creating new jobs along the way.