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Micro-farms

Bring growing
into the space.

Micro-farms for kitchens, restaurants and hotels. Plan a compact growing installation around your crop, available space, utilities and daily care.

CompactHarvest growing unit photographed at a real installation.
CompactHarvest · Real photograph

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The space determines the setup.

Dimensions, utilities, growing method and maintenance vary by model. Confirm them for the selected installation. Capacity and crop cycles depend on the crop and conditions.

Before choosing a micro-farm, describe where it will sit, what you want to grow and who will plant, check and harvest the crop. Share the available space and utilities, then agree the selected model, installation requirements and maintenance responsibilities with the team.

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Prepare your installation brief

Choose around the space.

A compact installation needs a clear growing purpose and a practical service plan.

Who it is for

Kitchens, hospitality operators and other spaces considering a compact growing installation.

What to share

The available space, intended crop and use, utilities, and who will operate and maintain the installation.

What is agreed

The selected model, dimensions, growing method, installation requirements and maintenance scope.

What varies

Capacity and crop cycles depend on crop and conditions. Confirm dimensions and utilities for the selected installation.

Your next step

Discuss your micro-farm installation.

Share your location, crop and operating brief. The team can discuss the site, equipment and service requirements.