Jack Underwood

July 5, 2023

Vertical Hydroponics Farming

The adult plant racks at Thirsty Roots Farm are on separate watering schedules specific to the plants that inhabit them. Jack Underwood

The Root 1 Cocktail

The Root 1 cocktail at Powerhouse Social is garnished with an edible nasturtium flower grown at Thirsty Roots. Jack Underwood

Powerhouse Delivery

A delivery of herbs and greens from Thirsty Farms to Powerhouse Social on July 3, 2023. The restaurant receives weekly deliveries from the farm. Jack Underwood

Heads of Lettuce

Heads of lettuce growing on the racks at Thirsty Farms on July 5, 2023. Jack Underwood

Flowers at Thirsty Roots

Dianthus and nasturtium flowers growing on the racks at Thirsty Roots Farm on July 5, 2023. Jack Underwood

Dianthus Bloom

Dianthus flowers bloom under the lights of Thirsty Roots Farm on July 5. 2023. Jack Underwood

Nancy Kerr Trims plants

Nancy Kerr tends to the plants at Thirsty Roots Farm on July 5, 2023.  Jack Underwood

Young Plants in Trays

Nancy Kerr removes one of the trays used to water and feed the younger plants that are not developed enough to be planted in the racks on July 5, 2023.  Jack Underwood

Trays of plants

Nancy Kerr removes and examines the root plug on one of the younger plants from the tray on July 5, 2023. Jack Underwood

Pelleted Seeds

Jarod Kerr holds some pelleted and non-pelleted seeds on July 5, 2023. The pelleted seeds are larger and surrounded by a mix of clay that makes them larger and easier to handle. Jack Underwood

Lead photo: The Kerr family stands outside the Thirsty Roots Farm shipping container. Pictured left to right, front to back: Maggie Kerr, Nancy Kerr, Jarod Kerr and Jim Kerr.  Jack Underwood

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