Nothing easier! Just consult the BrightFarms Systems! They will assist you in designing a hydroponics systems that will fit …your building’s top or even your home roof top.

I knew roof gardening, now we have rooftop gardening! Whatever you prefer, anything that helps to grow food in towns to reduce our carbon foot print is welcome.

Original article : Up on the roof with BrightFarm Systems from the Digital Journal

Roger Pilon, Editor

Good! Finally a 15,000-square-foot superstore  just opened in Oakland, store dedicated to growing medical marijuana.

Whatever you are in favor or not to let people growing medical marijuana, a fact stands: it has been done before, it is done now and it will be done in the future.

Nobody will change that! Better to do that in full light than underground!

Full article at the Oakland Tribune

Roger Pilon, Editor

It seems that the urban farming concept is less and less a concept and more and more a reality.

In Milwaukee they retrofit an old building to aquaponics. Now we are talking! It is just one step in the right direction but it is a perfect example of what we could do to feed more people with less impact …on everything.

Local urban agriculture, specifically aquaponics, reduces the use of fossil fuels for food production and transport; provides jobs for a ready workforce; produces fresh foods for under served populations; and finds new uses for old buildings

Original article from the Express Milwaukee

Roger Pilon, Editor