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Introducing the Flex Farm

Fork Farms offers the most efficient, scalable, and transformative indoor, vertical hydroponic technology on the planet.

How To Get Started?

Our most popular product, the Flex Farm is available for purchase directly from our website. 

  • The Flex Farm is $4,995 and can be used in spaces from classrooms, food pantries, lunchrooms, businesses, non-profits, homes, and beyond! 
  • Talk to a Team Member: If you are looking for more information, connect with one of our team members using the form and they will be in touch to talk all things Fork Farms.  
  • Buy Online: You can purchase a Flex Farm, which includes three months of growing supplies, curriculum, growing resources, community and more. 
Grow

Grow 25+ lbs of fresh food
every 28 days

Harvest

Harvest up to 3,400
plants annually

Requires 2 hours of regular maintenance per month

Requires 2 hours of
regular maintenance per
month

Innovation in the Classroom.
Impact in the Community.

Real-world examples of the impact of hydroponic farming in the classroom and the community.

Fresh Food For Our Kids

Growing success

Growing success with the Flex Farm is all but guaranteed.

In addition to the innovative hydroponic technology, it also includes:
  • End-to-end support from the Fork Farms team of hydroponics experts
  • Access to the Farmative community where you can collaborate with like-minded, innovative growers

Read the Get Growing Blog

Find inspiration and get the latest stories and trends on hydroponic farming!

Grow Fresh Greens Indoors All Winter Long. The Magic of Year-Round Growing

At Fork Farms, we believe that fresh, healthy greens shouldn’t be confined to the growing season. With a little creativity and some practical tips, you can cultivate a thriving ...
Fork Farms Team

Fork Farms' Fall Hydroponic Harvest Updates: Squash, Peas, And Beans

In the Fork Farms Appleton Warehouse, the fall harvest is flourishing with squash, peas, and beans, all nurtured through the hydroponic Flex Farm.
Fork Farms Team

November: the Perfect Month to Grow Hydroponically and Celebrate Sustainability

As the leaves turn and the chill of November sets in, we find ourselves at a perfect crossroads. This month, while many are preparing for the holidays, it's also a fantastic time ...
Fork Farms Team

Harvesting Success: Concord High School’s First Harvest Event

On October 22, the halls of Concord High School buzzed with excitement as students celebrated their very first Harvest Event, showcasing the fresh greens they’ve grown in their ...
Fork Farms Team

Organic Hydroponics: Is It Possible?

The intersection of organic farming and hydroponics can seem like an oxymoron at first glance. Organic farming thrives on the idea of using natural methods and avoiding synthetic ...
Fork Farms Team

Benefits Of Growing Hydroponics In Rural Schools

Discover the transformative power of hydroponics in rural schools like Crivitz Middle School in Wisconsin and how it enhances nutrition, education, and sustainability.
Fork Farms Team

Maximizing Your Hydroponic Harvest: What to Do with Plant Waste Like Roots

Hydroponic gardening is known for its efficiency and ability to grow fresh produce with minimal waste, but what do you do with the plant remnants like roots, stems, and leaves ...
Fork Farms Team

Farm to Table: Celebrating Freshness and Sustainability

Discover the beauty of the farm-to-table movement through the lens of Mount Mary University's recent Wine & Harvest dinner, celebrating fresh, sustainable, and locally-grown ...
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Enhancing Mental Health with Hydroponic Gardening Techniques

Discover how hydroponic gardening can significantly improve mental well-being while developing community connections.
Fork Farms Team

Growing Fresh Food in Schools: How Fork Farms’ Flex Farm is Revolutionizing Fresno Unified School District

In the near future, high school students in Fresno Unified will be harvesting their own fresh lettuce, bell peppers, and tomatoes—right from their campus. Thanks to the Flex Farm ...
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How Flex Farms are Revolutionizing School Nutrition and Education

As October ushers in both National Farm to School Month and National School Lunch Week, we are reminded of the growing need for innovative solutions to combat food insecurity and ...
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Farm to School Food Sustainability Programs: Elmbrook's Hydroponic Success

Discover how Elmbrook School District's innovative hydroponic farm at Fairview South is revolutionizing food sustainability and education.
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Fresh Food for Travelers: Hydroponics in Airports

Traveling can be stressful, but maintaining a healthy diet doesn't have to be. Discover how Appleton Airport is making it easier for you to eat well on the go with Fork Farms Flex ...
Fork Farms Team

Nature-Based Learning and Hydroponics: A Spotlight on Oak Learning Center

Discover how nature-based learning at Oak Learning Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin promotes early childhood development and a love for the environment. By integrating hydroponics ...
Fork Farms Team

Kicking Off Farm to School Month with the New Richmond School District

Celebrate National Farm to School Month by exploring how the New Richmond School District in Wisconsin is transforming its food service program with produce grown in their own ...
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Fork Farms Partner Spotlight: Concord High School Levels Up Plant Science with Flex Farm Hydroponic Systems

As September comes to an end, there's excitement in the air—particularly at Concord High School. This year, the school is embracing a groundbreaking approach to education with ...
Fork Farms Team

Fork Farms Partner Spotlight: Caribbean Climate-Smart Agriculture Project

Discover how Fork Farms and the Caribbean Climate-Smart Agriculture Project are revolutionizing sustainable hydroponic farming in the Caribbean with Flex Farm technology.
Fork Farms Team

Fork Farms Partner Highlight: Spring Branch ISD

At Fork Farms, we believe that the future of food lies in the hands of innovative leaders who prioritize sustainability, education, and community health. That’s why we’re excited ...
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Fall Harvest: Variety To Grow In Fork Farms' Flex Farms With Hydroponics

At Fork Farms, we're not just innovating with leafy greens—right now, we're experimenting with growing squash in our warehouse using our advanced hydroponic technology. This ...
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Fork Farms Team Lends a Hand at Grow It Forward: Strengthening Community and Food Security

Collaborative Efforts Yesterday was a productive day for our Fork Farms team as some of us rolled up our sleeves to help out cleaning Flex Farms at Grow It Forward in Manitowoc, ...
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Fork Farms Partner Highlight: nOURish BRIDGEPORT

nOURish BRIDGEPORT Fork Farms has been working with nOURish BRIDGEPORT Inc. since 2020 to bring fresh, sustainably-grown foods to more people in an area of the country that is not ...
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Testimonials

“I hope students working with the Flex Farm experience the happiness and joy I have in seeing their seedlings grow. I also hope it inspires many people – both students and teachers – to make a difference in the world, help us change for the better.”

Student
Lake Bluff Elementary, Shorewood, WI

I believe that when students are an active part of the growing process, they are more likely to eat better. The Flex Farm is a perfect way to engage students in this regard.

Charlie Uihlein
Executive Director, Teens Grow Greens

Engaging students in the growing process builds pride in the product and makes people likely to choose to eat what they produce. Access to healthy, good-tasting lettuce will also increase the health of our students and may lead to more positive eating choices that could have a lasting impact on future health.

Jeff Schmid
Biology Teacher, Two Rivers High School

The Flex Farm is a product that will not only engage students via a curriculum that can be incorporated into the classroom, but will also provide an opportunity to study the impact of improved access to fresh healthy food for students and their families.

Nathan Larson
Executive Director, Restorative Places; Co-founder, Wisconsin School Garden Network

Something that has surprised me about the Flex Farm is how it could change the world. It’s a small thing doing an awfully big job and that amazes me.

Student
Lake Bluff Elementary School, Shorewood, WI