Levo International’s most recent press release.
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Read MoreTogether Urban Hope Refuge Church, Levo International, and the Hartford community have joined together to launch the Sacred Roots garden.
Read MoreLearn more about the Sacred Roots Neighborhood Farm initiative.
Read MoreWFSB features Hartford Hospitals new Levo Hydroponic systems.
Read MoreLevo partners up with Hartford Hospital to find solutions for local food insecurity.
Read MoreLevo’s team of researchers are finding and working on expounding upon basic information, to create bigger outcomes.
Read MoreLEVO was recently featured in a CT Insider article showing Luverne Mott, her sprouting hydroponic farms, and her love for the Hartford community.
Read More“The non-profit uses hydroponic technology to turn backyards and empty lots around the city into urban farms.
“We see it as really important for sustainability, both for economic sustainability and environmental sustainability, for us to create a system that lasts,” said Levo founder and Director of Innovation Christian Heiden.
Heiden says the goal is two-fold. He’s looking to bring more fresh produce to a city he describes as one of the worst in the country regarding access to fresh food and to allow urban growers to profit from the crops they are producing.”
Read More“We have around 30 growers in Hartford,” said Christian Heiden, founder of LEVO International. “We use a system where fresh produce is delivered in the form of subscriptions to convenient locations in the Greater Hartford area beginning in May.”
Read MoreThe Hartford Courant covers Levo’s approach on achieving food security along with the organization’s history. Click here to read more!
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