The South Carolina Department of Corrections is set to launch the first vertical farm inside a U.S. prison at the Camille Graham women’s facility in Columbia.

The way we get our food is changing, and fast. Cities are getting bigger, and there’s less farmable land around. Plus, ...

In many urban communities, once-empty spaces are slowly turning into patches of green, small gardens that provide not only food but also hope for families seeking sustainable ways to cope with the ...

Across the country, small, smart farms are proving that fresh food and strong income can start at home. Three very different ...

According to the latest market research published by MarkNtel Advisors, the Indoor Farming Market in Europe is projected to ...

As we honor Women’s History Month in Nevada, we reflect on women's changing roles in agriculture from field labor to shaping its evolution through innovation ...

Extension’s indoor vertical farming and hydroponic crops production course can expand food production in arid climates ...

For thousands of years farming has shaped civilization, but new technologies are poised to transform it again. Robotics ...

Explore sustainable agriculture: a farming approach prioritizing environmental health, food security, and social equity.

College of Southern Maryland launches next vertical agriculture course March 31 at La Plata Campus, offering hydroponic training via $490K grant-funded program to prepare Southern Maryland residents ...

Stundents at Mayfield High School and the CEVEC school on the high school campus are working on growing food hydroponically.

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero departed Guam Wednesday morning leading a trade and investment delegation to Taiwan, with plans to add the island nation's second-largest city to Guam's growing list of ...