Urban Farming

The world's largest urban farm is set to be planted on a Paris rooftop as part of France's efforts to cover all commercial rooftops with either solar panels or vegetation.

Dubai is set to become the home of the world's biggest vertical farm. It's a bold move for the Middle Eastern country that imports 85% of its food.

This is the prototype for a living and growing salad bar that could make the rewards of urban hydroponic farming delicious.

The latest development in urban gardening comes from the Netherlands: here's a closer look at the Beladon project in Rotterdam.

Do you love cooking with ginger? Why not try growing this aromatic root yourself? This way you always have it on hand. Discover tips for growing ginger indoors.

An interview with Brooklyn-born photographer Valery Rizzo about her passion for photographing urban farms: a selection of her images is featured in the gallery.

A supermarket in Brussels is launching an urban agriculture initiative whereby it will grow its own vegetables in a rooftop garden for sale in-store.

Food producing architecture like this could be a way to introduce mass urban gardening into cities say Copenhagen's Space 10.

Square Roots wants millennials to grow and sell their own food from vertical farms in shipping containers in major cities.