description Square Roots Overview
Square Roots utilizes aeroponic technology within stacked, modular towers to cultivate leafy greens indoors, minimizing water usage and eliminating the need for soil while maintaining consistent environmental control.
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Does Square Roots use hydroponics or aeroponics?
Square Roots' current farm materials describe its systems as modular hydroponic farms using nutrient-rich water instead of field soil. The important shared feature is controlled, stacked indoor growing. [Square Roots](https://www.squarerootsgrow.com/our-farms)
Where did Square Roots start its modular farm model?
Square Roots says its first modular farm was built in a Brooklyn parking lot to grow fresh produce for New Yorkers. The same model is designed to place farms near a distribution center, supermarket, or neighborhood. [Square Roots](https://www.squarerootsgrow.com/about)
What does Square Roots grow?
Square Roots focuses on fresh produce such as leafy greens and herbs grown in stacked indoor units. Its climate controls can create different growing conditions within the same facility.
Why does Square Roots stack its farms vertically?
Stacking plants vertically increases growing area inside a smaller land footprint than a flat field. Square Roots presents the model as using less land and water than conventional farming, although indoor farms still require electricity for lighting and climate control.
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