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Creating multiple streams of income with container farming

Right now, despite COVID-19 repercussions, food remains a necessity, and there exists an opportunity to build resilience into our business models. 

As a result, many businesses, food-related or not, can create a viable new stream of income by growing your own produce with a container farm.  

If you’re a co-op store, the container farm is behind your store and ready to fill your shelves. If you’re a nonprofit that cooks meals, sourcing produce is one logistic you can cross off your list. If your community is remote, or further from city centers, the importance of having a local source of food is not lost on you. Access to local food becomes even more critical in light of current events that have shaken our supply chains. 

Read more at The Growcer (Nia Pryce)

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