IGrow PreOwned 9/17/15 IGrow PreOwned 9/17/15

Self-Sustaining Islands, the Future of Farming?

As nautical ways of living catch on, triple decker farms might start supplying a region near you.

IGrow PreOwned 8/20/15 IGrow PreOwned 8/20/15

This New Site Seeks to Strengthen the Boston Food Industry

The way Branchfood sees it, Boston has the potential to be one of the strongest food systems in the country. Already, Branchfood boasts info on more than 150 local producers, distributors, advocacy groups, funders, startups and composters.

IGrow PreOwned 7/15/15 IGrow PreOwned 7/15/15

Vertical Farming: What Is It, And What’s Fueling Its Growth?

80% of the earth’s population will live in urban areas by the year 2050.

IGrow PreOwned 7/6/15 IGrow PreOwned 7/6/15

USA Subterranean Farm

About two years ago, before I was really ready, I proposed the development of a subterranean indoor farm in a major metropolitan area in the mid-western United States

IGrow PreOwned 5/17/15 IGrow PreOwned 5/17/15

Five Vertical Farms that Capture the Imagination and Profit

Vertical farms: the idea captures our imagination.

IGrow PreOwned 3/10/15 IGrow PreOwned 3/10/15

5 Ways Vertical Farms Are Changing the Way We Grow Food

No soil? No problem. Vertical farms are sprouting around the world.

IGrow PreOwned 3/9/15 IGrow PreOwned 3/9/15

This vertical farm will provide Wyoming residents with 100,000 lbs of fresh produce each year

Not only will the Vertical Harvest provide fresh produce for Jackson, it will also serve as an educational facility, with a “small but functional ‘living classroom’” and access for visitors to view the growing areas without contaminating the crops

IGrow PreOwned 12/27/14 IGrow PreOwned 12/27/14

Vertical farms: "Making Nature Better"

The entire operation is indoors, and it's a trend that could turn urban areas into agricultural hotbed

IGrow PreOwned 11/7/14 IGrow PreOwned 11/7/14

Landmark 20-Year Study Finds Pesticides Linked to Depression In Farmers

A landmark study indicates that seven pesticides, some widely used, may be causing clinical depression in farmers. Will the government step in and start regulating these chemical tools?