News About Farming in Shipping Containers & Limited Indoor Spaces
OMAN: Students Turn Homes Into Smart Farms With Innovative Hydroponic System
Malak bint Ghalib Al Salmi, CEO of Blue Root, explained that the system is designed to simplify and modernise home agriculture through advanced technology. “The device continuously monitors both plants and fish through an integrated electronic platform,” she said.
USA - MAINE: Katahdin Students Grow Fresh Greens For WHS Cafeteria With Indoor Garden
Fresh, locally grown food has long been a priority for the RSU 14 nutrition program. But Maine’s long, harsh winters typically bring the growing season for leafy vegetables to a halt. Now, thanks to the rising popularity of hydroponic gardening, RSU 14 can keep fresh produce growing year-round with a portable, vertical indoor garden system.
Aambé Health Launches “Living Food” Initiative with One Season Farmers and Harvest Today to Expand Tribal Food Systems
The Living Food initiative is being developed in partnership with One Season Farmers and Harvest Today, combining indoor agriculture technology with a health-centered mission to improve access to fresh food, strengthen local food systems, and support long-term community wellness.
INDIA: Turning a New Leaf
Farish Anfal and Calvin Aranha, both 26 years old, are budding techpreneurs who have integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI) into hydroponic farms through their start-up company, Krop AI.
They started Krop AI in 2021 as a startup agritech company based out of Brahmavara in Udupi district.
USA - MICHIGAN: Gladstone Students Practice Agriculture in Pilot Program
Agricultural science, taught by Mrs. Michelle (“Shelley”) Shurlow, is underway at Gladstone High School for the very first year.
Currently an elective, the class gives a group of students education on various elements of agriculture through hands-on experience, guest speakers, field trips, and online learning.

