Read about smart greenhouses, sustainable food production, and green technology
Discover how Vandragumnaasium and other Estonian schools use Urban Farm's smart greenhouse to teach children about sustainable food production and green technology principles.
Discover how Urban Farm's smart greenhouse shortens food supply time and ensures schools get the freshest organic microgreens directly from their own spaces.
Read about Lagedi Kindergarten's case where Urban Farm's smart greenhouse helps children learn green technology and environmental awareness in practice.
Learn about Urban Farm and Organic Estonia's partnership that promotes organic and sustainable food production in Estonia.
Read how Tallinn city chose Urban Farm's smart greenhouse solution to promote sustainable urban farming and green technology.
Tallinn Lõitsu Kindergarten installed a smart greenhouse where children can grow plants themselves.
Tsirgu school installed a smart greenhouse in its canteen to help children learn green technologies and environmentally friendly food production.
Maardu Gymnasium has launched a new educational project with Urban Farm's smart greenhouse, bringing green technology and circular economy to education.

Urban Farm's in-store greenhouse for supermarkets comes at zero upfront investment — installation is free for the retailer. We explain how the business model works.

Pea shoots, radish and sunflower microgreens are the fastest-growing varieties — ready to harvest in 7–14 days. See the complete guide with growing times.

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about Urban Farm's smart greenhouse for schools and kindergartens. Price, installation, curriculum materials and more.

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about Urban Farm's in-store greenhouse concept for supermarkets across Europe. Zero investment, EU Organic, expansion.