Vertical container farm takes root in Whitefish Dustin Lang walks between the rows that will eventually be planted with lettuce for the hydroponic vertical garden.

A company based in a Denver suburb turns up-cycled shipping containers into vertical hydroponic farms.. and claims the containers can create as much as two football fields worth of traditional ...

Vertical Roots, a vertical farming company which grows its leafy greens in repurposed shipping containers year-round, has opened its third indoor farm in Atlanta, Georgia, reducing produce ...

As well as grocery outlets and restaurants, the company sees its container-based vertical farms also being installed in hotels, universities, hospitals, and so on, in the future.

Vertical Roots is the largest hydroponic container farm in the country. They grow and package lettuce varieties and have recently implemented a packaging process that reduces plastic with a ...

--Nature's Miracle Holdings Inc. has entered into a Joint Development Agreement with Afafa, Inc. to exclusively design, develop, manufacture and sell industry leading MiracleFarm "5+ 1" container ...

More and more, today's farms are in urban areas — with vertical farming taking agriculture to new heights, while ocean farming expands the industry’s depths — all in a sustainable manner. Guests: Bren ...

An East Setauket "vertical" farm where crops are grown inside shipping containers has become so successful that its owner says he is ready to expand and move elsewhere. Ryan McGann told Newsday ...

Researchers from the University of York in the United Kingdom have developed a new model that could help farmers decide which ...

Four acres in a box: Wykoff couple venture into vertical hydroponic farming The Rahes plan on selling lettuce, microgreens and herbs to individuals and restaurants around Southeast Minnesota and ...

There are many garden hacks out there, including this DIY planter option that people seem to love. Before you hop on board ...

Minnesota couple venture into vertical hydroponic farming The Rahes plan on selling lettuce, microgreens and herbs to individuals and restaurants around Southeast Minnesota and northeast Iowa.