Farm.One
New York (Brooklyn), United States · Operator: Farm.One
Overview
A Brooklyn indoor vertical farm growing rare herbs and edible flowers, opened to the public via classes and tours.
Citizen participation
Public joins hands-on hydroponics classes, tasting tours and farm dinners as open events
Operating model
Hydroponic rare herbs/edible flowers for chefs, plus a direct-to-consumer membership and paid events
Impact
Up to 90% less water, pesticide-free; an experiential hub connecting city dwellers to farming.
Crops
- herbs
- microgreens
- edible flowers
- specialty greens
Scale
約10,000 sq ftの屋内垂直農場+ショールーム / ~10,000 sq ft indoor farm with showroom
Sources（2）
This entry is compiled from the public sources, official sites and research below.
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