Frequently Asked Questions

  • An urban hydroponic farm is a controlled environment where plants are grown without soil, using water and nutrient solutions. It's an innovative way to grow fresh produce in urban settings.

  • Our mission is to address food insecurity through innovative and sustainable hydroponic farming. We provide education, workforce development and foster wellness to create a sustainable and inclusive future. We proudly serve the public fresh, locally grown produce that nourishes our community and our mission.

  • Every purchase made helps provide produce to low income households facing food insecurity in Monroe County. Check out the impact!

  • We grow a variety of leafy greens, herbs, lettuce, microgreens and other vegetables suitable for hydroponic cultivation. Our selection may vary seasonally.

  • If you are interested in receiving free produce, please fill out the contact us form!

  • We provide workshops, classes, and tours to educate the community about hydroponics, urban farming, and sustainable food production. We also offer workforce development and agri-therapy. If you are interested in setting up a tour or workshop, please reach out to us.

  • Yes, our programs are designed for individuals of all ages. We offer age-appropriate content for both children and adults.

  • Yes, we welcome volunteers to help with planting, harvesting, and maintaining our hydroponic systems. It's a great way to learn and get involved.

  • Yes, hydroponic farming is known for its water-efficient and resource-efficient practices. We are committed to minimizing our environmental impact. We don’t use harmful chemicals ever in the farm!

  • Yes, we offer our produce for sale as well! Please check out our shop to look at Weekly Subscription options or individual options.

  • You can follow us on social media, subscribe to our newsletter, or regularly check our website for the latest updates and event announcements.

  • You can support us by attending our events, volunteering, making donations, or simply spreading the word about the benefits of urban hydroponics and sustainable agriculture.