In The Media
Series of fortunate events leads Horizon Scholar to Farmwall
Agrifutures Australia, June 13, 2023
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‘Do you feel lucky, punk?’: Alphington traders have asbestos legal win over council
The Age, December 22, 2022
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‘My life’s work’: Alphington traders in limbo after asbestos shutdown
The Age, December 15, 2022
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A vending machine for microgreens: The school with a farm in its canteen.
The Age, July 8, 2022
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Melbourne school replaces canteen vending machine with student-run vertical farm.
Planet Ark, August 24, 2022
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The new wave of urban farms sprouting strong community connections.
Good Weekend, June 5, 2020
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Driverless cars and climate change prompt push for urban farming.
The Fifth Estate, June 4, 2018
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Farmwall Cultivate launch @200 George Street, Sydney
Melbourne Innovation Centre, May 15, 2018
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No E. Coli in This Lettuce: Tour the World’s Most Innovative Urban Farms.
Leaps Org, April 23, 2018
Farmwall; Transforming our cities into food producing ecosystems.
Rocket Seeder, September, 2017
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There’s now a startup crowdfunding indoor farms in restaurants
Delicious, September 26, 2017
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Melbourne startup Farmwall supplies vertical gardens to cafes and restaurants
Startup Daily, September 21, 2017
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Darebin Social Enterprise Support Fund Documentary
Councillor Julie Williams, Mayor City of Darebin, attended the event and delivered the opening speech where she acknowledged the importance of social enterprise in Darebin and the value Council puts on these enterprises now and into the future.
Costas World- Facebook LIVE event with Geert Hendrix from Farmwall
There are so many good people working away in different corners of agriculture on a daily basis uncovering new opportunities, exciting techniques and in some cases groundbreaking technology to help manage the production of our food alongside the health and well being of the landscapes they are living and working in.
Watch hereSt.George caters to food and beverage businesses
St.George Signature Dinner event exploring the future of food, changing consumer trends, sustainability and what leaders in this sector can do today to prepare for a rapidly changing tomorrow.
Westpac - Cultivating an urban food future
Imagine driving in to work to find your usual carpark has morphed into an urban farm? It might not be that crazy an idea as cities respond to changing technology and social preferences.
Watch hereMirvac/EY - Cultivate Urban Farm Launch Video
Launch video of Cultivate, a pop up urban farm by Mirvac and Farmwall.
Government House - Farmwall meets Prince Harry and Megan Markle
An incredible milestone for Farmwall - being invited to Government House Victoria to meet the royal couple during their visit to Melbourne, in the presence of Linda Dessau The Hon. Governor of Victoria and husband Mr. Anthony Howard. It was so great to share our journey, our vision and our flagship design to Prince Harry and Megan Markle.
Channel 31 - FARMWALL // Powered by Chuffed / Presented by #C31Melbourne
In conjunction with crowd funding platform CHUFFED, Channel 31 Melbourne presents a series focusing on some of Australia's most interesting, emerging business initiatives.Meet Geert and Serena from Farmwall.Farmwall is a pioneering start up, on a mission to transform cities into food producing ecosystems. We design and implement natural, food producing solutions in urban spaces, with the goal of enhancing the built environment with positive social and environmental outcomes.
Watch hereSBS World News - Indoor vertical farming praised as future source of produce
With drought gripping much of the country, there are calls for the government to support new and emerging methods of agriculture. Indoor vertical farming is being touted as a future source of fresh produce, but fledgling companies in Australia are struggling to move beyond the start-up phase.https://www.sbs.com.au/news/
Watch hereEcco World - How to grow Microgreens at Home | Geert Hendrix, Farmwall
Would you love to have your own garden and don't know where to start? Or maybe you have limited space? Or, if you were being really honest, would love a garden, but are suspicious that it might take a pile of time?