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Do you know all the benefits of growing your own food? Eating locally has received a lot of publicity lately, but why should you care? Eating locally through growing your own might have obvious environmental benefits, but consider these other perks: The Zero Mile Diet Although it may not seem like it, oil is currently cheap. That s why we pay reasonable prices for food that has been shipped halfway across the world. The average distance food travels from farm to plate is 1,500 miles (2,400 km). Imagine the resources required just to bring you one meal! A Canadian study found that if the Waterloo, Ontario region replaced all imported food with the same locally grown items, it would save almost 50,000 metric tons of CO 2 in transportrelated emissions. That would be like taking 16,191 cars off the road! Imagine what would happen if we reduced that travel distance further by growing food right from our homes. The Urban Cultivator allows the average family or restaurateur the ability to grow delicious, healthy, and environmentally friendly produce from the comfort of their home or business. We re revolutionizing the way people do food, one kitchen at a time. Join us! 1 2 3 100% organic Keeping pests away is the most difficult obstacle when growing organic produce. No pesticides are required when you re growing with an Urban Cultivator. Full nutritional value Transporation time removes nutrition by the time it hits the store, then the shelf, then your table. By growing your own, you get the optimal nutritional levels. Superior flavor Tasting farm-fresh produce is to experience food at its full potential. Growing your own ensures freshness and complex flavors. 2

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Urban Cultivator Residential Fresh is always in season when you re growing your own Grow herbs and greens all year long The Urban Cultivator Residential is an all-in-one home garden that lets you enjoy fresh herbs, microgreens, vegetables and flowers 365 days a year. Now it s easier than ever to prepare healthy, delicious meals with greens grown from your own home. Minimal effort, maximum results The Urban Cultivator s pre-programmed control center self-regulates water, light and humidity levels inside the unit. Plant each flat in a matter of minutes, and with a little weekly maintenance you ll be able to enjoy lush, flavorful greens in days. Vegetable gardening has never been easier or more accessible. Innovative and stylish design When it comes to your kitchen, we believe you should never have to sacrifice personal style for functionality. The selection of customizable elements ensures there is an Urban Cultivator that will fit seamlessly into your personal design. 4

Customize your Cultivator Customizable options to make Urban Cultivator work for you Stand-alone unit with counter: Built-in unit: Product Dimensions (with countertop) Depth: 25 (63.5 cm) Width: 25 (63.5 cm) Height: 38 (96.52 cm) Product Dimensions (without countertop or wheels) Depth: 24 (60.96 cm) Width: 24 (60.96 cm) Height: 34 ¼ (87.9 cm) Cabinet options: Handle on right or left side Castors or adjustable feet Stand-alone or city water hook-up Standard accessories: Organic nutrients Four grow flats Four humidity domes Rubbermaid soil mixing tub Product specifications: 17 Litre Reservoir 3 / 8 Hose Connection Install 5 From City Water In & Out Install 2 From 110v Power Glass door options: Cutting board options: Cherry Oak Clear glass Dark tint Walnut Maple Stainless Steel Half-tone screen Crystal glass 5

Urban Cultivator Commercial Revolutionize your menu with ingredients grown in-house Grow all year long Grow herbs, microgreens, and vegetables for your restaurant 365 days a year. Nothing beats the flavor and overall quality of greens freshly harvested. It s a difference you and your customers will notice and appreciate. Great for Business Growing your own shows your commitment to locally sourced and sustainably grown ingredients, and it cuts down on unnecessary waste. Harvest what you need, when you need it, and let the rest continue to grow. The Urban Cultivator Commercial is meticulously designed to maximize yield while using minimal energy. Depending on the amount of greens you go through per month, the Urban Cultivator Commercial can pay for itself in just under a year. A few of the businesses that use Urban Cultivator include... 6

Urban Cultivator Commercial Product information and ROI for the modern restaurant Product dimensions: Depth: 29 1/2 (74.93 cm) Depth w/ Door: 54 (137.16 cm) Width: 66 (167.64 cm) Height: 79 (203.2 cm) Included accessories: Liquid plant food 16 grow flats 16 humidity domes Storage & calibration solution Product requirements: City water hook-up preferred (80 litre reservoir) 3/8 in. FNPT connections for water & drain Install to drain no higher than 4 ft from the floor Energy efficiency: Uses T5 fluorescent bulbs Averages $50 a year in electricity 4 ft from 110 V power outlet Monthly cost savings Growing your own flats of microgreens with an Urban Cultivator can save up to 80% off the wholesale price. Based on the numbers in the graph, an Urban Cultivator will pay for itself in just under a year. Cost of a Month's Worth of Flats* Urban Cultivator Commercial $3.50 per flat average Wholesale $30 per flat average $0 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000 $1,200 Wholesale Urban Cultivator Commercial * Based on 32 flats per month 7

Ned Bell YEW Restaurant Four Seasons Vancouver The absolutely freshest greens possible for 80% less? One of the smartest decisions I ever made

Growing your own saves money The Urban Cultivator will pay for itself in no time at all Wheatgrass and peashoots Restaurants typically go through an average of seven to 10 flats per week. One Urban Cultivator Commercial can grow 16 flats and is able to yield one to two flats per day. The average wholesale price of wheatgrass and peashoots is $30 per flat. Using 1 flat per day = $820 per month in savings. Classic herbs (e.g. basil, tarragon, oregano, etc.) Urban Cultivator Commercials have the ability to harvest an average of two to four flats per week. At an average of $35 per flat you save $600 per month. The Urban Cultivator Commercial gives savings of over $7,200 per year. Microgreens and lettuces (e.g. shiso, broccoli, radish, etc.) You can begin to harvest just one to four weeks after planting. Urban Cultivator Commercials can harvest four to eight flats per week with an average value of $30 per flat, giving a return of up to $940 per month in savings (based on eight flats per week) The Urban Cultivator Commercial gives savings of over $10,000 per year. Financing options are available! 9

Popular things to grow Seeds available for purchase Urban Cultivator offers a variety of seeds for purchase at great prices. Although you can use seed bought from your local garden store, they tend to be seasonally available and expensive. Seeds are usually only available for purchase in the spring and summer months and can cost anywhere from $2.00 to $7.00 per package. We sow heavier, which usually means two to 10 of these packages are required per flats. Our seeds have been selected specifically for the Urban Cultivator after testing hundreds of different varieties. 10

What you can grow Pepper Arugula Bright Basil Crimson Beet Tops Mighty Broccoli 5-6 Weeks 2 Weeks 1 Week 100g 230g 170g 200g Delicate Chervil Mild Chives Fragrant Cilantro Citrus Dill 2-100g 40g 110g 70g Power Kale Tangy Lemon Balm Crisp Lettuce Aromatic Marjoram 2 Weeks 4 Weeks 180g 90g 65g 80g 11

Sharp Mustard Wasabi Nasturtium Wild Oregano Fresh Parsley 2 Weeks 1-2 Weeks 4 Weeks 200g 270g 25g 50g Sugar Pea Woodsy Sage Umami Savory Tart Sorrel 2-2 Weeks 2 Weeks 1 Week 430g 85g 70g 200g Minty Thyme Sweet Wheatgrass 4 Weeks 50g 1 Week 275g... and so much more! 12

Contact Urban Cultivator Let our friendly Grow Consultants show you how to get the most from an Urban Cultivator. Call our head office seven days a week for any of your growing needs. Urban Cultivator Head Office Unit 311-13060 80th Ave, Surrey, BC 1 (877) 352-0490 www.urbancultivator.net Like and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter: /urbancultivator @urban.cultivator @urbancultivator Tag your posts with #freshnewworld so we can share them on our pages! 13