Farming solutions to help city folk grow fresh produce for their own consumption


Visitors checking out the various urban farming techniques at Central i-City mall.

WITH the rising trend of urban farming amid the Covid-19 pandemic, more and more city folk have started to plant leafy greens at home.

Despite the cramped and compact spaces common among high-rise residences, urban farming seems to fit in just well.

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