Indoor farms are remaking the produce market — at a cost to the planet
No one would argue that the climate in North Texas is ideal for growing lettuce, a crop that thrives when there’s a chill in the air. But the region’s broiling
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No one would argue that the climate in North Texas is ideal for growing lettuce, a crop that thrives when there’s a chill in the air. But the region’s broiling
No one would argue that the climate in North Texas is ideal for growing lettuce, a crop that thrives when there’s a chill in the air. But the region’s broiling summers are of no concern to Eddy Badrina, chief executive of Eden Green Technology, a vertical, hydroponic greenhouse company just outside Dallas. The company, which sells its leafy greens to Walmart, controls every aspect of a plant’s life. At its 82,500-square-foot facility, cool air is pumped in to create the ideal microclimate around
Farmers are uncertain as spring planting season opens. Corn prices are down, leaving many to consider reducing acreage and adding peanuts, soybeans and cotton. Joining The T&D as sponsors for
Eden Green grows staples like lettuce and cooking greens in large greenhouses in Cleburne, Texas. Courtesy Eden Green Eden Green uses high-tech systems to…
Eden Green is changing how staples like lettuce are grown. And unlike many farm jobs, it offers workers benefits like health insurance and a 401(k).