Vertical urban agriculture is the practice of growing food crops in vertically stacked layers within city environments, typically using controlled-environment agriculture technology in buildings, shipping containers, or modular structures. Instead of sprawling across acres of rural land, these farming systems rise upward, transforming warehouses, rooftops, and underutilized urban spaces into year-round production facilities that bring fresh produce closer to the people who consume it.
This approach to urban agriculture addresses a …
What Is Vertical Urban Agriculture (and How Does It Work)?
