With fertiliser and urea prices rising sharply, farmers are under pressure to maintain yields while controlling costs. Discover how the Happy Soils range may support healthier soils, improved nutrient efficiency, and more sustainable farming outcomes.

As electricity costs rise and more people look for sustainable ways to grow food at home, one product has become a standout favourite this month: Our Solar LED Full Spectrum Grow Lights

Discover how Australians are reducing grocery bills by growing their own food. Simple systems, high-yield crops, and beginner-friendly tips.

The real question farmers are beginning to ask is not simply “Where can I buy cheaper urea?” It is “How do I reduce my dependence on it altogether?"

Food prices are rising in Australia. Learn how to grow your own food at home and reduce grocery costs with simple backyard systems.

There are multiple grants currently open across Australia — with several closing in the next few weeks. These funding opportunities can help schools bring hands-on learning, sustainability and real-world science into the classroom.

Our new Grant Application Writing Guide for Schools — a practical, step-by-step resource designed specifically for busy educators and school leaders.

With escalating tensions in the Middle East, many Australians are asking: Will this affect food prices here? And more importantly: What can we do about it

A Practical Guide to Protecting Your Family’s Food Security. Growing food at home isn’t a hobby anymore. It’s a strategy.

Discover sustainable Christmas gift ideas for 2025 from Urban Green Farms — from moss terrariums to worm farms, vertical gardens, and e-gift cards. Perfect eco-friendly gifts for gardeners and plant lovers in Australia.

At Urban Green Farms, we’re passionate about connecting young Australians to the power dxc of growing, eating, and living sustainably. That’s why we’re proud to endorse and collaborate with the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RASNSW) on their exciting new initiative — Ag in a Box: Healthy Harvest, a free hands-on educational resource for primary schools.

Urban Green Farms is proud to support sustainable, cost-effective ways for businesses to grow their own food. Whether you’re a restaurant owner, a corporate office looking after staff welfare, or a hotel chain aiming to reduce supply chain risk—and boost your green credentials—this post is for you.

Australians are eating nearly 10 times more berries than in the 1990s. But our food safety standards haven’t caught up—pesticide levels considered safe decades ago are now potentially problematic, especially for children.

Our new project packs make it easier than ever for teachers to integrate these topics into their curriculum, backed by ACARA-aligned outcomes.

As the cost of fresh food continues to rise and environmental awareness grows, more and more Australians are turning to aquaponics — a smart, sustainable way to grow your own produce and raise fish, right at home.

As climate change, food security, and sustainability become urgent global priorities, schools are evolving to prepare students for the future. One of the most impactful trends in modern education is integrating sustainable agriculture—particularly hydroponics and aquaponics—into the STEM curriculum.

This extraordinary transformation isn’t just about a patch of land being repurposed—it’s about fostering community spirit, educating the next generation, and providing healthy food to those in need. It’s a model that could inspire schools everywhere to rethink their space and role in a sustainable future.

Every year on June 5th, World Environment Day reminds us of one simple truth: the planet’s health is in our hands. While global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution can feel overwhelming, the most powerful solutions often start right at home — in our kitchens, gardens, and daily choices.

STEM grants are incredibly important for schools because they provide the financial backing needed to develop and sustain STEM-focused progr

Mushrooms are an excellent choice for beginner gardeners and seasoned green thumbs alike. They offer a variety of benefits for your health,