Alternative methods to conventionally growing certain greens and vegetables are continuing to grow in popularity as more schools and food service institutions are choosing the hydroponic alternative.
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Vertical farming projects growing in popularity
Fork Farms is working to provide hydroponic greens and vegetable systems for schools to help bring fresh food into school cafeterias while reducing costs.
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