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3D-printed soil developed by U of T startup

Added on 12 September 2024

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3D-printed soil developed by U of T startup
Leo Hua, Co-Founder, Lyrata

With new installations at Casa Loma and U of T Scarborough, Lyrata is supplying freshly grown produce to local caterers and restaurants.

A startup co-founded by a University of Toronto graduate student has its roots in an experience that is all too common for many of us.

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