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Innovative Neighborhood Farm Adjacent to Housing Complex Increases Food Access and Grows Community
“Beyond growing vegetables, beyond growing soil, we’re building community through agriculture,” says Dave Victor of Orchard Gardens Neighborhood Farm and Community Garden. “That’s a big part of the mission, a big part of the vision for the farm. It’s all about providing healthy fresh local food for low income people.”
I Was Wrong About Vertical Farms; Aerofarms Shows How To Make Them Really Work
For a long time this TreeHugger was dismissive of vertical farms, agreeing with Adam Stein who wrote that "Using urban real estate in this manner is incredibly wasteful: bad for the economy and bad for the environment. Local food has its merits, but that's what New Jersey is for." As recently as a year ago I was calling them wrong on so many levels.
Kimbal Musk Just Launched A Revolutionary Shipping Container Farm Initiative In Brooklyn
"Square Roots is an interactive campus of sorts, where each entrepreneur accepted to the one-year program is able to leverage hands-on experience and receive guided mentorship in running a vertical farm and agriculture business"
Agricultural Revolution 2.0
"A revolution in food has begun unlike any since the development of agriculture"
Urban Farming Today Is Like the Internet More Than 20 Years Ago
As Kimbal Musk puts it, “the opportunity in front of entrepreneurs in real food today is bigger than the internet was to my generation in the mid-90s.” That’s one of the reasons we set up Square Roots — to empower the next generation to become entrepreneurial leaders in the coming real food revolution

