Aquaponic Hub
When a TURF Aquaponic Hub is installed in a local garage, it creates powerful synergies for the community. It provides fresh, locally grown food year-round, strengthens neighborhood resilience, and promotes sustainable living.
The Hub can serve as a learning center, offering workshops and hands-on experiences in urban farming, water conservation, and circular economy practices. It also fosters local entrepreneurship, inspiring new food-related businesses and creating job opportunities.
By transforming unused spaces into vibrant food hubs, communities reconnect, share knowledge, and build a healthier, more self-reliant future together.



User Stories
The user stories on this page illustrate the real potential of urban farming — how fresh, locally grown food can connect businesses, schools, restaurants, and communities. While these stories are fictional, they are based on real-world synergies that could emerge when repurposing urban spaces for sustainable food production. Explore the possibilities and imagine how urban farming could transform your city!

The Sushi Chef

I want to serve fresh, locally grown fish while reducing waste by returning kitchen scraps to the aquaponic system, creating a sustainable food cycle.

The Courier

I want to deliver fresh, locally grown fish from TURF to restaurants quickly and efficiently, ensuring high quality while reducing transport emissions.

Foodstore Owner

I want to buy fresh fish while also reducing food waste by supplying surplus food, supporting sustainability and attracting eco-conscious customers.