Pronunciation: /ˈvɜrtɪkəl fɑrm/
noun a method of farming that involves using vertical space to produce food or other agricultural products
A1 A vertical farm is a type of indoor farm that grows crops in vertically stacked layers.
A2 Vertical farms use hydroponic or aeroponic systems to grow plants without soil.
B1 Vertical farms are becoming increasingly popular in urban areas due to limited space for traditional agriculture.
B2 The concept of vertical farming was first introduced as a way to address food security issues in densely populated cities.
C1 Vertical farms are equipped with advanced technology such as LED lighting and automated climate control systems.
C2 The efficiency of vertical farms in terms of water and energy usage makes them a sustainable solution for future food production.
formal The company invested in a state-of-the-art vertical farm to grow fresh produce in a controlled environment.
informal Have you seen that new vertical farm they built down the street? It's pretty cool.
slang I heard they're growing veggies in a giant vertical farm now. How wild is that?
figurative Her mind was like a vertical farm, cultivating new ideas and innovations at every level.
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