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Are vertical farms really the answer? A new study reveals their surprisingly large footprint
Space-saving, low-input, pest-free: vertical farming is often regarded as a solution to many of conventional agriculture’s woes. But the findings of a new study draw a question mark over its prospects ...
Farmers in Yuma, Ariz., like to tell visitors that they produce 90% of the country's winter greens. So if you're eating a salad in Buffalo, Boston or Cincinnati, there's a pretty good chance the ...
CALUMET CITY — Wilder Fields has unveiled its first grow tower in a vacant Super Target in Calumet City, which it plans to turn into "one of the world's largest vertical farms." The company has ...
Submitted photo Fork Farms Flex Farm at the Youngstown City School District uses an indoor vertical hydroponic technology to grow lettuce and serve city schools. YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown City ...
A new study led by the University of Surrey has found that while vertical farms dramatically increase lettuce yields and use far less water, the carbon footprint still exceeds traditional lettuce ...
Vertical Roots' retail partnership with Food Lion brings its hydroponic vertically-grown lettuce to 303 new stores across 13 states in the Southeast region, and highlights rising demand for regional ...
Growing lettuce in a vertical farm uses drastically less water. Is it a solution for a hotter climat
Farmers in Yuma, Ariz., like to tell visitors that they produce 90% of the country’s winter greens. So if you’re eating a salad in Buffalo, Boston or Cincinnati, there’s a pretty good chance the ...
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