Today’s farms are becoming increasingly tech-powered, leading to improved results, better sustainability, and lower costs overall.

When it’s time to get funding to pay for the supplies and technology you need, you’ll have to pitch a vertical farm business plan.

There are many ways that vertical farming helps protect crops and boost yields, including protecting plants from crop diseases. This is a significant bonus since agricultural businesses and family farms live and die based on crop yield numbers. Learn more about how this method of farming staves off crop diseases.

Rainbow chard, sometimes called Swiss chard or 5-color silverbeet, is a hearty leafy green named for its brightly colored stalks. Most often, rainbow chard is red with green leaves, but the stalks can be a variety of colors, including pink, orange, yellow, or white. It’s an exceptionally hardy crop and does very well in most hydroponic systems.

Commercial produce shelf life can be a challenge for anyone who doesn’t intend to use all of their fruits and vegetables as soon as they get home from the grocery store. We’ve all been there. You buy a selection of healthy produce at the grocery store, but by the time you get around to eating it, some has already gone bad. The good news is that urban agriculture can help us solve this problem, along with several others.

If you’re a fan of salads and other leafy dishes, you may have noticed the rapid increase in the price of lettuce. If you’re wondering: how much does lettuce cost? The answer might shock you. The price of lettuce has tripled in the past several months, leaving the average consumer to wonder why. The truth is, lettuce prices have been fluctuating up and down repeatedly over the past several years for various reasons. This article will discuss the reasons for the price hike and how to save money by growing lettuce indoors.

Learn all about how to grow cilantro in your vertical hydroponic greenhouse as well as nutrition facts and uses.

Eden Green Technology is proud to announce that Eddy Badrina, the company’s CEO, has been named to the Texas A&M AgriLife External Advisory Board.

Before you look for a hydroponic produce supplier, you should understand a little about the products they’re supplying.

Food recalls are dangerous and wasteful. Learn how to prevent recalls, reduce food waste, and keep your consumers safe.

Brands all over the country and around the world are beginning to be more aware of dietary restrictions, and with that, many are seeking kosher certifications.

As the global climate shifts and changes, California is experiencing drought conditions on an increasing scale.

At the 2021 Vertical Farming World Awards, Eden Green Technology took home two awards for our innovations.

Hunger is a global problem, but some food insecurity statistics may surprise you. Learn about food insecurity worldwide.

Podcasts are a great way to learn about all sorts of topics. Here are our top picks for sustainable AgTech topics.

Vertical farming startups have become a global sensation. Learn how they're taking root in countries far and near.

Spill The Greens - Episode 1: In this episode of Spill The Greens, Aaron explains the difference between organic farming and vertical farming.

The future is bright but demanding. With these vertical farming trends, agtech is ready to meet its demands.