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At FarmAnywhere, we're dedicated to ensuring that urban farming is as smooth and productive as possible.
Highlights
Hardware Support
Addressing all aspects of your container farm's machinery
Software Support
Support in network, security, and environmental controls
Customer Service
Access to your own customer support agent
Horticultural Guidance
Assistance in optimizing your growing conditions
The Total Package
Providing a comprehensive suite of services tailored to cater to all your farming needs.
Technical Hardware Support
Addressing all aspects of your container farm's machinery.
Software Support
Support in network, security, and environmental controls for an optimal farming experience.
Customer Support
Access to your own customer support agent, including video chat assistance address queries. Extra charges apply for after-hour services.
Horticultural Guidance
Assistance in optimizing your growing conditions for the best yields.
Workforce Management
Resources for employee onboarding and training.
Replacement Part Delivery
Free standard shipping*. Opt for overnight shipping at an additional cost.
Learning Resources
Access to our Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and expert tutorials from leading professionals in the farming sector, including agronomists, plant health experts, and technician.
Farm Insurance
Regular maintenance updates and pre-programmed environmental recipes to ensure your farm's top-notch performance.
The Process
FAQ
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If your new to container farming here's a list frequently asked questions we get often from our customers.
Container farming, also known as vertical farming or indoor farming, is a method of growing crops in a controlled environment within shipping containers. These containers are often equipped with hydroponic or aeroponic systems, LED lights for photosynthesis, and climate control systems. The goal is to maximize the amount of crops that can be produced in a small space, regardless of external weather conditions.
Read about how container farms are bringing the farm-to-table experience to hotels and resorts here.
Container farming offers several benefits over traditional farming. It allows for year-round crop production, independent of weather and season. It uses significantly less water and land compared to traditional farming, making it a more sustainable option. The controlled environment reduces the need for pesticides and herbicides, leading to cleaner, healthier produce. It also allows for farming in urban areas, reducing the distance food needs to travel to reach consumers, which can help reduce carbon emissions.
A wide variety of crops can be grown in a container farm, including leafy greens like lettuce, spinach, and kale, herbs like basil and mint, and other crops like strawberries and fodder. The specific crops that can be grown may depend on the specific setup of the container farm and the technology used.
See more crops here.
The cost of setting up a container farm can vary widely depending on the size of the farm, the technology used, and other factors. The cost could range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Ongoing costs include electricity, water, nutrients for the plants, and maintenance of the systems.
The climate in a container farm is controlled using a combination of heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, as well as LED lights that can be adjusted to provide the optimal light spectrum for plant growth. This allows for precise control over the temperature, humidity, and light levels, which can be adjusted to create the ideal conditions for each type of crop. This level of control can lead to faster growth rates and higher yields compared to traditional farming.
Container farming can be more sustainable than traditional farming in several ways. It uses less water, as the hydroponic or aeroponic systems recycle water, and it requires less land, as crops are grown vertically. It also reduces the need for pesticides and herbicides, which can have harmful environmental impacts. However, it does require electricity, which can contribute to carbon emissions if it's not sourced from renewable sources. Additionally, the production and disposal of the materials used in container farms, such as the containers themselves and the LED lights, can also have environmental impacts.
Learn more about sustainable practice here.
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