High costs and labor needs limit growth, but greenhouses could shape the future of farming.

There’s a way to grow your own produce in the comfort of your home without the backache, without the endless war on pests, and without battling nature’s elements.

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Students are growing what they eat in San Jose as part of a nutrition program at Evergreen School District where students learn to farm produce, harvest it, and serve it for lunch.

Dr. Desire Djidonou is leading the university’s efforts in controlled environment agriculture research When most people ...

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Innovative agritech solutions, including vertical farming and AI, are reshaping agriculture, enhancing crop yields and ...

If you're tired of replacing your tomato cages every year or tow, there is an alternative you need to check out - one that supports your plants even better.

What was once a storm-damaged patch of land behind the Lowndes Associated Ministries to People shelter is now sprouting ...

Around 40 species of leafy greens and 10-12 fruiting crops are being cultivated in a the 10,000 square foot hydroponic farm ...

Think gardening requires acres of land, a white picket fence, and a perfectly mowed lawn? Think again. You don’t need a ...

The smart hydroponic unit uses sensors and data to automatically manage irrigation, monitor soil conditions and optimise ...