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Fighting Food Deserts with the UrbeeFresh App: Strengthening Local Food Systems
Food deserts—areas with little or no access to fresh, affordable, and nutritious food—pose significant health challenges in many communities. Without access to fruits, vegetables, and other whole foods, residents are left to rely on unhealthy options, leading to...
Unlocking the Power of Far-Red Light for Better Tomato Growth
As modern agricultural practices evolve, growers are constantly looking for innovative ways to improve yields and optimize crop quality. One of the latest breakthroughs in tomato cultivation revolves around the strategic use of far-red light. By understanding how this...
Solar vs. Diesel Irrigation: A Cost Comparison for Farmers to Save Money and Boost Sustainability
As the agricultural industry becomes more focused on sustainability and cost-efficiency, many farmers are choosing between solar-powered irrigation systems (SPIS) and diesel-powered irrigation systems. Both options offer advantages, but which system provides the best...
Spotlight on Sustainability: Eco-Friendly Gardening Tips
Gardening is not just about planting seeds and watching them grow; it’s a holistic practice that encompasses caring for the earth as much as it is about nurturing plants. As conscious gardeners, we’re always seeking ways to marry our love for lush, verdant gardens...
UrbeeFresh Launch Date
Big news! We’re all set to launch the UrbeeFresh app in March 2023. That's right, in just a few months, you’ll have instant access to local, fresh, and absolutely delightful produce right at your fingertips. We’ve been working round the clock to make this experience...
United States Growing Regions by USDA
1. North Central (Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota) The North Central region is characterized by its broad range of temperatures, experiencing cold winters and warm summers. This area is known for its fertile soil,...
USDA Growing Zones
USDA Plant Hardiness/Growing Zone Map courtesy of usda.gov What are Growing Zones in the United States? Growing zones are defined by the USDA and are based on the average minimum winter temperatures of each area. Growing zones in the United States are also known as...
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