In our webinar with NASA, we discuss how the research and science explored to put astronauts in space trickles down and benefits the CEA industry. 

Pristine Farms in India uses Bluelab's hydroponic solutions to revolutionize agriculture. Their 7,500 sq ft greenhouse grows herbs and leafy greens efficiently, thanks to automated monitoring and control.

VeggiWell boosts lettuce yields 4x using Bluelab IntelliDose, achieving stable pH/EC, 90% less water use, and smarter, remote-controlled farming.

Bluelab and the House of Science have worked together since 2016, and this year, we’ll be renewing our sponsorship with a new kit. 

Discover how a Korean melon grower uses the Bluelab Pulse Meter to monitor soil moisture, EC, and temperature, reducing crop loss and improving quality through real-time data and precision horticulture.

The GrowHaus is a nonprofit indoor farm, marketplace and educational center in Denver's Elyria-Swansea neighborhood.  Our vision is a world where all communities have the means to nourish themselves, and our mission is to create a community-driven, neighborhood-based food system by serving as a hub for food distribution, production, education, and economic opportunity.

NY Sun Works transforms NYC classrooms into urban farms, teaching students sustainable agriculture through hydroponics and aquaponics, supported by Bluelab tools for hands-on science learning.

Vardan Agrotech Rajasthan India, uses greenhouses & Bluelab technology to grow peppers, leafy greens & tomatoes for Delhi markets, reducing environmental impact.

Agroventures thrives in the Maldives using Bluelab's precision for hydroponic farming. Learn how they overcame challenges and achieved optimal crop health and yield.

Mohamed Ibrahim grows chilli and watermelon in a 1,000 sqft greenhouse in the Maldives. For runoff testing, he upgraded to the Bluelab OnePen to measure EC and pH quickly and accurately.

Discover how Cannasouth is leading the way in New Zealand's emerging medicinal cannabis industry with their focus on quality, sustainability and innovation.

Caught our first article about Fertile GroundWorks? We catch up with Larry Bourland to hear about the latest activities at the community garden.