ABOUT US

Urban Farm Tech contributes to the creation of healthy, self-sustaining communities via urban farming. Our goal is to create, nurture, and maintain sustainable urban agricultural practises that contribute to a reliable food supply, making the commercial food supply chain safer and healthier. Begin your urban gardening experience with us.

WHAT WE DO

We consult on the design and execution of urban farming initiatives, which includes advice on crop choices, farm layout, and marketing and technology. We also have educational programs on urban farming practices such as hydroponics and aquaponics that highlights sustainability and reducing environmental risks.

Design & Build

We deliver project and manage both design and construction phases, streamlining communication and efficiency

Training & Maintenance

We train your staff to manage your project as well as provide a plan to sustain and preserve the functionality of your project

Technical Support

We provide technical assistance to upgrade, improve or repair components of your project

Research & Development

We collaborate with you in developing methods or ideas fro new projects

MORE FOOD, LESS WATER

Agriculture has always been an essential part of human life and has always been one of the pillars of economic activity. As we continue evolve much of the world’s fruits and vegetables are grown on acres of open fields which consumes large amounts of water. Here are some of the ways in which aquaponic and hydroponic farming can help with creating a more sustainable food supply.

Reduce water usage

Because aquaponic and hydroponic systems recycle water, they utilise less water than traditional farming. Aquaponic systems use 90% less water than traditional farming, according to studies.

No pesticides

Our farming techniques use controlled environments to produce plants without pesticides.This produces safer and healthier crops

Reduced land use

Aquaponic and hydroponic agricultural techniques need less land and may be utilised in cities. This prevent deforestation and habitat loss.

Increased crop yield

Hydroponic and aquaponic farming techniques generate more crops than regular farming. Because plants are grown vertically with perfect growth circumstances like regulated nutrition levels.

The world is facing the enormous challenge of feeding a rapidly growing population without putting further pressure on our environment and compounding climate change. Urban Farm Tech provides a more sustainable food system.