TURNING UNEXPECTED SPACES INTO FARM SPACES: Freight Farms head of operations Dan Marino checking on basil sprouting inside a shipping container the company converted into a hydroponic garden in Las Vegas, Nevada. The technology aimed at letting people grow food almost anywhere was on display at a Collision technology conference in Las Vegas.
LAS VEGAS: The food tech startup Freight Farms is giving new life to old shipping containers, and at the same time giving impetus to locally grown food.
At the Collision technology conference in Las Vegas, the company showed off its basil sprouts nurtured in a used cargo container equipped to let crops flourish just about anywhere.
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