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US (CA): Modular, hydroponic micro-farms highlight future of high-tech urban ag

Cityblooms' urban agriculture solution is a high-tech approach to hyperlocal sustainable produce. They call it "The Internet of Farms™"

In urban areas, where space is at a premium, local food production takes quite a different shape than in the suburbs or country, where large lots and open spaces are the norm. For urban agriculture, growing space is where you find it, which might be a vacant lot in one instance, or a rooftop in another, or perhaps in an old factory or inside a shipping container.

For those who don't own their own space, or whose growing space is made up of a bunch of smaller spaces, or if all that there's room for is a rooftop garden (but not enough room for an entire rooftop farm or a green roof), then one possible solution might be to use something like this modular growing solution, from Cityblooms.

Click here to read the complete article and watch the video at treehugger.com.
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