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This is one of the profiles in an ongoing series covering next generation
agriculture. We are seeing an increased trend for indoor farming across the United
States and around the world. This is a positive trend given that local farming reduces
adverse CO2 emissions from moving food long distances. If you would like us to review
and profile your company, just let us know! Contact Us.
Company Profile: Ashland Farm
Here is a great example of a micro green farm that doubles as a nature refuge.
Here is some of the “About Us” content:
Ashland Farm has 430 acres of mixed woodlands and pastures, with wetlands, rock outcroppings, creeks, lakes, and miles of trails throughout. Our dream and our work are to preserve this beautiful land in perpetuity as a working farm, a place to ride out in the open, a wildlife sanctuary, and to share it as the refuge it has been for so many people over the generations.
Asland Farm is located in Walnut Grove, Georgia, seven miles north of the GA International Horse Park.
Here is the link to learn more: https://ashlandfarm.com/
To date, the cost of man made lighting has been a barrier for indoor agriculture. A new
generation of LED lighting provides cost effective opportunities for farmers to deliver
local produce. Warehouses and greenhouses are both viable structures for next
generation agriculture. Here is one example of next generation made in USA LED grow light technology to help farmers: Commercial LED Grow Lights
