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How it works

Start with the space. Configure the system around the grower.

The pilot journey separates self-service steps, MarketBrug support, optional connected features and work that is still being planned.

01

Complete the garden assessment

Share the space, sunlight, water access, crop interests and preferred level of support.

Self-service; assessment review is MarketBrug-supported during the pilot.
02

Select an appropriate growing system

Compare the planned systems and identify a configuration suited to the setting.

MarketBrug-supported for pilot and institutional systems.
03

Configure plants, containers and irrigation

Match seasonal plants with the growing space, containers or beds and a maintainable watering approach.

Configuration support is planned; final options remain subject to validation.
04

Arrange delivery or installation

Confirm the practical handoff, setup responsibilities and any site-specific requirements.

Local fulfillment and installation options are still being finalized.
05

Activate monitoring and guidance

Where included, connect tested monitoring components, confirm alerts and explain manual controls.

Optional connected capability planned for selected pilots.
06

Receive seasonal support and replenishment options

Continue with practical care information and future seasonal refresh options when available.

Ongoing support and replenishment terms are still being developed.
Before a pilot is confirmed

The assessment identifies practical constraints early.

Sunlight, water access, space, crop interests, setup preference and desired automation all influence which system may be appropriate.

Completing the assessment does not place an order, reserve inventory or guarantee participation.

Complete the garden assessment