Urban farms are changing Canada’s food supply in new and interesting ways. If you live in Montreal, for example, and are looking for somewhere to buy pesticide-free arugula, you might choose to order some online via a direct-to-consumer marketplace. And, depending on who you order from, you might end up with arugula that was hydroponically grown using 3D-printed materials in an indoor warehouse just 10 kilometers from downtown. To learn more about this fascinating trend, ICTC’s Mairead Matthews talks with Justin Dragan, co-founder of Tulsi Farm. Tulsi Farm is an urban farm in Montreal that produces a variety of pesticide-free vegetables hydroponically, including arugula, sweet basil, baby kale, oyster mushrooms, and more.
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