A look inside Texas’s only greenhouse vertical farm

Aaron Fields, Eden Green Technology’s Vice President of Agriculture, inspects the roots on one of his teams’ thousands of plants they grow each week.

An excerpt from the CW33 article:

By being able to condense our plants, grow more in a smaller footprint, we can do this really close to whomever needs food and get it to you quicker and fresher
— Aaron Fields

“Vertical farming makes sense for us because we combine vertical farming with a greenhouse,” Aaron Fields, Vice President of Agriculture. “Traditional vertical farming is done indoors, it increases the density of the plants you can put out over a small footprint which is fantastic both for efficiency and effectiveness for your food to market.”

Here in Texas, don’t often have issue getting enough sunshine. Using their patented hydroponic system, Eden Green is able to cooperate with Mother Nature to bring out the best in their products.

Bryson Funk

This article was written by Bryson Funk, Director of Marketing for Eden Green Technology.

Bryson Funk is a versatile creative professional with a rich background in digital marketing, greenhouse management, and the operations. Since 2019, he has been with Eden Green Technology, contributing in roles such as Digital Marketing Manager, R&D Greenhouse Manager, Production Manager, and Propagation Technician.

https://www.edengreen.com
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