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The Future of Agritech: Inside Singapore’s Vision For Food Security

Local farms are turning to tech to increase food production. Melvin Chow, Senior Director, Food Infrastructure Development & Management Division at Singapore Food Agency (SFA), shares how that’s bolstering the city-state’s food security

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USA - ALABAMA: Yellow Hammer Farms Opening Birmingham-Based Hydroponic Farm, Market

The farm and market will operate using technology that will be able to provide fresh and affordable produce year-round. A typical farm may be limited to five or six harvests a year for some crops, but Yellow Hammer Farms can have 11 to 12 harvests a year within its climate-controlled environment

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Natalie Portman, Other Celebs, Invest In Vertical Farming Startup Bowery

The sustainable agriculture startup, the largest vertical farming firm in the U.S., secured over $300 million from both individuals and investment groups to help expand its operations across the U.S.

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USA: Zenat Begum Turned A Bustling Brooklyn Street Corner Into A Working Greenhouse

She reached out to Jasper Kerbs of the Cooper Union Garden Project and, with the help of several volunteers, the structure was erected in October of last year. The shop is utilizing one of the city’s outdoor vending permits and they’re in the midst of harvesting this month

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Turning Empty Spaces Into Urban Farms

With a lower occupancy rate in both retail and office spaces, property developers probably could redevelop the buildings for another usage – urban or vertical farming as done in Singapore with tremendous success

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Continuing Education: Urban Agriculture

It’s been 10,000 years since the agricultural revolution gave rise to cities. Agriculture now covers more than half of the world’s habitable land, and is spreading at a rate of about 15 million acres annually

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CANADA: Vertical Urban Farm 'Ortaliza' Opens Kingsville Storefront

A Kingsville farm is celebrating its grand opening Friday, but it’s not your typical, sprawling set-up. Ortaliza is what’s called an urban vertical farm, growing microgreens right in the store — so you can watch your crop before it lands on your plate

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