Grow vegetables all year with a vertical garden
Catherine Nalukwago, another vertical farm innovator adds that vertical gardens allow families to grow microgreens, vegetables, and fruits in small contained spaces. They also motivate and train children to grow strawberries, herbs and spring onions.
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With vertical farms, one can organically grow their own food without relying on pesticides, since the gardens are off the ground.
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As populations increase, more so, in urban areas, food demands rise significantly making it costly for low-income earners. This calls for creative solutions to the growing challenges of urbanisation. Paul