by Agrotonomy | Apr 20, 2021 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
Kohlrabi is another cultivar of the Brassica family such as kale, cabbage, collard greens, savoy cabbage, and broccoli. Like all its cousins, Kohlrabi can be considered as a superfood (as long as it is eaten raw) as it is packed with nutrients and antioxidants!...
by Agrotonomy | Mar 19, 2021 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
Bok choy is known to be one of the fastest-growing crops when using a Tower Garden®. Whether eating its baby leaves in a salad or whether using it for a stir fry, it offers a wide range of culinary possibilities. We enjoy growing bok choy using Tower Garden®...
by Agrotonomy | Mar 19, 2021 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
Converting a commercial space into a vertical farm is an intricate challenge, which in many cases ends up being as expensive and less efficient than building from scratch. Inspired by vertical farms which have been overly publicized on social media such as Aerofarms...
by Agrotonomy | Mar 11, 2021 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
First Tower Farm in French Polynesia coming up soon in Tahiti! Agrotonomy Tower Farms is proud to announce its partnership with Teva Natura a.k.a. Hotu Ora Farms a.k.a. Mr. Teva Laguerre for the development of Tower Farms in French Polynesia. The first Tower Farm...
by Agrotonomy | Feb 22, 2021 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
When COVID-19 led to the first wave of quarantines in March 2020, at Agrotonomy Tower Farms, we started to donate up to 95% of our vegetables and food production to low-income individuals. Giving away nutritious fresh fruits and vegetables has been, and still is, our...
by Agrotonomy | Dec 17, 2020 | Tower Garden & Aeroponics |
Rockwool for agriculture is often confused with rockwool for insulation or even fiberglass. Rockwool for insulation or fiberglass can be detrimental to one’s health when handled without a protection mask. In fact, the little particles of rockwool or fiberglass can...
