Babylon Micro-Farms is a technology company that specializes in creating compact, automated, and scalable farming systems designed for businesses and communities. Their systems enable the cultivation of fresh produce in a variety of settings, including urban environments, with a focus on sustainability and reducing the carbon footprint of food production.

Graham Smith

Alexander Olesen

Babylon Micro-Farms

Lets get growing with the World’s Easiest-To-Use Indoor Micro-Farm™ 

We Make Indoor Farming Simple, Safe, And Elegant.

Babylon’s all-in-one indoor farming experience makes farming easy and fun for anyone. With a unique blend of 40+ seed varieties, innovative farming equipment, and portable farming knowledge you’ll harvest nutrient-dense produce every week no matter your level of farming skill. 

Who It Works For:
EDUCATION
Students are in tune with the benefits of clean, healthy eating. Babylon’s all-in-one Micro-Farm™ provides students with a culinary, scientific, sustainable, and pesticide-free experience. Schools choose Babylon to drive engagement, retention, and enrollment.

HOSPITALS + SENIOR LIVING
Our senior living and healthcare partners love how Babylon Micro-Farms™ helps them communicate their commitment to a more sustainable future. Residents love the healthy, nutritious produce, as well as the engagement and educational elements.

RESORTS + HOTELS
Chefs at the finest resorts and hotels want bold flavors & unparalleled freshness no matter the season. Our flexible growing subscription can adapt to your menu. Culinary masterpieces can be designed with customized produce items based on nutritional or flavor profiles.

CORPORATE DINING
Having an edge in business means having excellent benefits and culture. Utilizing the world’s easiest-to-use hydroponic Micro-Farm™ from Babylon means you can hire talented employees and keep them with innovative culinary incentives.


National Science Foundation

Lighthouse Labs RVA

Harmonix Fund

Virginia Venture Partners

Plug and Play

VentureSouth

Hull Street Capital

CAV Angels

Center for Innovative Technology

New Theory Ventures

2024 has presented us with many innovative solutions in the vertical farming space. 

The newest to date? 

→ Utilizing geothermal energy methods in vertical farming. 

Freshbay is doing exactly that by building a controlled environment agriculture (CEA) facility in Alberta. 

The facility will utilize cutting-edge technology, such as vertical farming and greenhouse gases, to grow strawberries, tropical fruits, and herbs all year round. 

All by harnessing the power of geothermal energy ⤵️ 

Geothermal energy helps to promote a carbon-neutral footprint but utilizing the heat from the Earth's interior. 

It’s a clean source that can be obtained by drilling wells into geothermal reservoirs close to volcanic regions or tectonic plate borders. 

→ A dependable substitute for fossil fuels since it’s consistently available. 

This solution is another major advancement in the quest for a sustainable future. 

As it not only promises to reduce carbon emissions and fully utilize geothermal energy… 

(Whilst addressing several challenges caused by climate change) 

It is creating 450 new full-time jobs and responding to Canada’s growing demand for fresh local produce. Shout out to freshbay, Vic Reddy, and the team for launching this exciting project. 

We must support initiatives that prioritize the health of our planet and embrace innovation that addresses the challenges posed by climate change. 

By doing this we are not only working towards a greener future… 

→ We're actively working towards a more resilient and sustainable one for generations to come.

Last week, Rob Laing shared a great article about trends in the vertical farming space and why now is the best time to build small farms. 

Yes, we all know the amazing benefits small farms can have: 

- Fresh produce 
- Food security 
- Fresh meals 

But how many can say that they know the growth that these tools can have on a personal level? I don’t think many… 

Small farms elevate what food means to our communities: 

- Jobs 
- Events
- Tourism 
- Education 

The access that small farms provide is more than just supporting our environment. 

It’s creating a new ecosystem where community growth is at its centre. 

Where this tech was ten years ago, compared to where it is today, shows how much further we can go if we all work together and utilize this amazing innovation. 

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on what the future of CEA can look like Rob, I’m looking forward to being a part of it! 

Read the article here:

At Babylon Micro Farms, we believe that everyone should have access to fresh, sustainable food. That's why we create modular farms that can be connected together to create indoor farms of different scales that can work within existing buildings. Join us in supporting the farm-to-table movement today and learn more about it at https://lnkd.in/eJt_ENXV. #sustainableliving #communitygardens #locallysourced

Most of your “Fresh” food comes from industrial farms thousands of miles away. 

This is a fact that many of us are oblivious to when we’re buying food.

Most of the “fresh” food you buy at the store is:

- Soggy. 
- Wilted.
- Going off after a few days.

Simply because the clock is ticking toward decomposing from the moment food is harvested. The further away you are from where your food is grown, the harder is it to keep it “fresh”.

This is without diving deep into the other negative aspects of our current agricultural process which:

- Uses 75% of our water.
- Wastes 40% of fresh food. 
- Produces up to 25% of our CO2 emissions.
- Is unable to feed 27 million Americans who live in desert areas.

Although there is no one-size-fits-all solution, it is abundantly clear that we need new tools to feed ourselves in a more resource-efficient way. 

Whether that be through local, indoor farming solutions. Or new and innovative ways to pack, handle, and ship fresh food.

Whatever solution, the distance that food travels needs to be reduced. 

Not only for the environment & food's sake. 

But also for our health!

Babylon’s goal is to do exactly this. 

Bring food production closer to the consumer and increase the nutritional density in the process.

All while reducing the impact of growing food and educating consumers.

Food as medicine is going to be a defining theme of the next decade in Healthcare foodservice.

“Food is one of those things in a hospital where you don’t expect a wow experience”

That is something Babylon strives to change. 

Not only because we want everyone to enjoy their fresh food. 

But because it is a collective experience of learning, awareness and growth.

When we met with Lynchburg General Hospital, Babylon understood that our micro-farms would help to reshape their dining experience.

But also ensure the safety of their produce. 

It is amazing to be a part of Lynchburg General Hospital's journey. 

One that Babylon hopes to recreate with many more 💚

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Company Name	Babylon Micro-Farms
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MSH ID	COM:BABYLONMICROFARMS
Market	PRIVATE
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Industry	Agricultural Technology
Country	US
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Website	babylonmicrofarms.com
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