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Nashville grower says dehumidification saved his farm

Summary by verticalfarmdaily.com
Jacob Pinkston's business, Pinky's Micros, started on a single shelf in an apartment kitchen. During the supply-chain chaos of 2021 he began growing microgreens for his family, noticed a gap in Nashville's restaurant scene, and decided to turn a hobby into a company. The nickname "Pinky" dates to middle…
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Nashville grower says dehumidification saved his farm

Jacob Pinkston's business, Pinky's Micros, started on a single shelf in an apartment kitchen. During the supply-chain chaos of 2021 he began growing microgreens for his family, noticed a gap in Nashville's restaurant scene, and decided to turn a hobby into a company. The nickname "Pinky" dates to middle…

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verticalfarmdaily.com broke the news in on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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