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Ikea Releases Open Source Designs For A Garden Sphere That Feeds A Whole Neighborhood
If you’ve already constructed Ikea desks and chairs, then it’s time to take your skills to the next level.
This week Space10, an Ikea lab for futuristic, solutions-oriented designs, released open source plans for The Growroom, a large, multi-tiered spherical garden designed to sustainably grow enough food for an entire neighborhood. Hoping to help spur local growing and sourcing, Space10 made the plans available for free on Thursday.
Buy Infinite Harvest's Greens at Nooch and Company Headquarters
Denver-based vertical farm Infinite Harvest has big plans to take its produce-growing capabilities to outer space. In the meantime, it could help a lot of people here on Earth
The Future Of Food Will Be Skyscrapers Filled With Plants
Milan is full of unusual sights. As the most populous city in Italy, and its main financial and industrial center, it’s a riot of color and design. But amid the skyline is a building that even for Milan is strange: The Bosco Verticale, or Vertical Forest, a skyscraper encircled with trees, finished in 2014.
Panasonic's First Indoor Farm Grows Over 80 Tons of Greens Per Year — Take A Look Inside
Panasonic may be known for its consumer electronics, but the Japanese company is also venturing into indoor agriculture
Women In CEA Startups
Interest in furthering the development of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is propelled forward by the idea that we can create real solutions to some of humanity’s basic needs: like growing nutritious food. By bringing farming under cover, be that in a hoophouse, greenhouse or vertical farm, we have found ways to closely monitor and manipulate growing conditions
Aglanta Conference Details Released
The Aglanta Conference is a gathering to showcase urban and controlled environment agriculture (CEA) innovation in the City of Atlanta

