When it comes to soilless gardening, hydroponics is the best option because it uses less water and takes up less room. Hydroponics is a farming system in which plants are grown in a nutrient rich solution rather than soil, as well as a plant growth  technique in which plants are grown in a continuously moist medium. Hydroponics, in fact, dates back to the earliest civilizations. Commercial greenhouses and private gardens both use ..read more

The global food industry is being affected by numerous external factors, including climate change, decreased availability of arable land, and world population growth, among others. One farming technique that many believe can combat some of these problems is vertical farming. If you would like more information or are looking to set up a vertical farming platform, consider these fundamental tips on vertical farming for beginners. Vertical farming is the technique whereby plant crops are grown vertically, one above the other, to maximize area output. There are three primary vertical farming meth ..read more

  Who doesn’t love a juicy red tomato bursting with flavor? And what better way to guarantee freshness and wholesomeness than to grow it yourself? But what if you have limited space? Fear not; vertical farming tomatoes indoors is not only possible but will yield high-quality fruit with several advantages. Can Tomatoes Be Grown Vertically? There is nothing like the taste of ripe red fresh tomatoes grown in compost-rich soil, nourished by sunlight, and pollinated by nature’s workhorses: wind and bees. Tomatoes are a popular crop in many parts of the world, and they can be grown in a v ..read more

Vertical farming is a quick growing industry that offers a sustainable solution to many challenges in agriculture today. But if you’ve taken an interest in vertical farming and want to learn more about how it works, you’ve probably noticed that the rise of automation has had a tremendous impact on the progress of vertical farming.  Vertical farming automation is contributing to sustainable improvements in this labor-intensive industry. This includes planting seeds, transferring seedlings, adjusting watering/lighting/fertilizing, monitoring crop growth and health, and cleaning and reloadi ..read more

The Kenyan traditional agricultural industry, which employs a staggeringly large percentage of rural Kenyan communities, is in dire straits.  While vertical farming in Kenya offers a climate-proof solution to combat the devastating effects of climate change, rapid urbanization, and systemic poverty, it has a unique set of challenges that require smart methodologies and innovative solutions to establish a thriving enterprise and eliminate any issues. Can the benefits of vertical farming in Kenya be the solution to agricultural struggles it’s facing?  Kenya Uses Vertical Farming To Pow ..read more

In recent years, vertical farming has taken the world by storm. It would seem that vertical farming represents the future of agriculture and is set to change the way we approach food production in general. Simply put, vertical farming (which mostly uses hydroponics but can also use aeroponics or aquaponics) uses a vertical system of growing plants. Vertical farming racks are mainly used in hydroponics, where the plants are grown in trays positioned in layers (or stacks). This method is beneficial for growing and producing more vegetables, herbs, or flowers in a limited space. Vertical farming ..read more

Growing food in vertical containers is one of the most effective ways to produce more food with less space. Vertical farming makes agriculture more sustainable and productive than ever before, reduces pollution problems and water usage, helps to meet the demand for a rapidly growing world population, and improves traditional farming practices. Vertical farming is seen as a sustainable way of growing food because it takes advantage of unused roof and wall space found in modern buildings. Vertical farming containers have also been described as one of the most exciting new growth possibilities in ..read more

Vertical farming is an antiquated idea that received a facelift in recent years. While the ancient Babylonians were celebrated for their hanging gardens, today’s vertical farmers use technology to assist their efforts. Vertical farming aims to maximize the crop yield per square foot. I.e., getting the most amount of food to grow using the vertical space above the ground. To achieve these goals, vertical farmers employ several vertical farming systems designed to maximize the growth potential of their crops while controlling various aspects of the process. Below We investigate some of these dif ..read more

When it comes to soilless gardening, hydroponics is the best option because it uses less water and takes up less room. Hydroponics, in fact, dates back to the earliest civilizations. Commercial greenhouses and private gardens both use contemporary hydroponic systems on a regular basis. If you’re new to hydroponics or want to brush up on what you already know, this article is for you. Learn the basics of setting up hydroponics in this guide, and you’ll be able to start a year-round hydroponic system of your own! Setting Up Hydroponics Systems There are many types of hydroponic systems, and ther ..read more

The global food industry is being affected by numerous external factors, including climate change, decreased availability of arable land, and population increase, among others. One farming technique that many believe can combat some of these problems is vertical farming. If you would like more information or are looking to set up a vertical farming platform, consider these fundamental tips on vertical farming for beginners. Vertical farming is the technique whereby plant crops are grown vertically, one above the other, to maximize area output. There are three primary vertical farming methods ..read more