Container farming, also known as vertical farming or indoor farming, is a method of growing crops in a controlled environment within shipping containers. These containers are often equipped with hydroponic or aeroponic systems, LED lights for photosynthesis, and climate control systems.

The vertical growth farming system (VGFS) is the very first of its kind to be built within a 20' shipping container. The VGFS eliminates the need for fertile soil, something many places around the world lack, thanks to the use of hydroponic technology.

Combining farming technology inside a transportable shipping container means the whole farm can be sold as a whole without finding separate buyers for the machinery, parts and decommissioning the area. The added and immeasurable benefits of container farms lies in their ability to provide a unique access to education and community engagement.