Malaysia’s largest indoor vertical farm in a shopping mall to open in September, aims to educate about agriculture technology

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 23 ― Indoor vertical farming can change the way we get our siu pak choy and kangkung. It allows produce to be grown safer, faster, and more sustainable...

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 23 ― Indoor vertical farming can change the way we get ourIt allows produce to be grown safer, faster, and more sustainable to bring cleaner, more nutrient vegetables to be sold and consumed.Agroz’s Group Sdn Bhd’s EduFarm-in-city is set to educate shoppers on this technology, located at AEON Alpha Angle in Wangsa Maju.

The EduFarm will be open for weekend tours from September 2023 to showcase to children and families the possibilities of vegetable farming in the city. Among the produce grown will be salad leaves like lettuce, kale, and arugula to local species like nai pak. He said in a statement that EduFarm will create awareness about how clean, healthy, and fresh vegetables are grown.

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