Area 2 Farms Fast Company Hyped to see this Area 2 Farms coverage; it's not enough to just complain about our broken food system in America, I'm hyped to be investing millions to fix it. LFG.

Why is it that every time someone comes back from Europe, they talk about the taste of the tomatoes? 🍅 I left Area 2 Farms thinking about purple shamrock plants + microgreens so fresh they made me want to move back to DC. It pulled me back to my yiayiá’s garden in Greece 🇬🇷.

🚨 New portco alert: We’re proud to lead the round for Area 2 Farms, a startup reimagining the future of agriculture as hyper-local, soil-based urban farms. How? They’re turning empty office buildings into thriving farms that feed the communities around them. 🤯

Vacant office buildings across America may soon sprout crops instead of cubicles—proud to support Area 2 Farms in turning underused spaces into high-tech indoor farms, “moving the farm, not the food" within 10 miles of 90% of the U.S. population🌱 fastcompany.com/91409395/this-…

"move the farm, not the food" -- also psyched for Area 2 Farms. years ago slow lead the seed from a tweet -- I wanted NetJets for Farms... Oren J. Falkowitz was cooking something that could scale everywhere. Model is practical, immediate, live game changer for healthy food access.

Thrilled to welcome Area 2 Farms to the Seven Seven Six 7️⃣7️⃣6️⃣ portfolio 🌾 These guys are reimagining agriculture by turning empty office buildings into soil-based farms - bringing fresh, nutrient-rich food back into the heart of our communities. I love it.

Soil is the foundation of everything we do at @area2farms, and spoiler alert worms are a huge part of the magic. In our newest video, "The Living Power of Soil," we get into the basics before digging in to the science behind it all. youtu.be/INBEgwA42KQ?si… 🪱 #SoilHealth

Weather in California's "Salad Bowl" is causing food shortages and price hikes. This is exactly why we're building a new food system. Our local, community-based farms are built for reliability, providing fresh, organic produce right in your neighborhood. No 1,500-mile journeys.

We are changing the game in agriculture with a unique approach. "Moving the farm, not the food" requires smart automation, combined with soil-based cultivation, and a hyperlocal community support. Read more about our innovative work and plans for expansion here:

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Move the farm, not the food, for your holiday table! 🦃 Oren J. Falkowitz , shared his personal Thanksgiving prep routine on a recent podcast. Listen for a dose of food inspiration: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mic… #LocalFood #ThanksgivingPrep #Area2Farms

Thanks for stopping by and seeding with us!

Guess which crop our farmers love most…youtu.be/pTGDu-TMn9Y?si…

The nutrient density of fruits and vegetables has declined by as much as 40% over the past 75 years, as our food system has gotten really good at producing yield, and extending shelf life. Next time you walk through a store, and notice how everything sparkles, ask yourself

The U.S. grocery sector looks competitive from the outside, but behind the scenes, four giants — Walmart, Kroger, Costco, and Albertsons — control roughly half of all grocery sales in America. Going Direct: Area 2 Farms is rebuilding local food systems from the ground up —

Now is the time to plant spring garlic, because garlic needs the cold months to form strong roots. And here’s the secret…it’s super easy. Prep and plant the bulbs, and then chill out drinking apple cider by the fire until spring comes. area2farms.com/almanac/planti…

The core durable aspect that makes any Community Supported Agriculture worth it is the “community”.

We can, and we will ❤️👨🏻‍🌾

The best way to eat a plant is from a farm, even though there may be more than one way.