Amplified Ag, which was founded in 2015 and has clients across the US, has developed a comprehensive platform for CEA that provides indoor farmers with software, embedded hardware systems, and fully enabled farms to manage their operations smoothly.
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Unclear industry metrics and definitions for leafy greens is causing inaccurate pricing for consumers.
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Taylor Farms, North America’s largest grower and processor of leafy greens, has entered the CEA industry with an investment in a hydroponic lettuce grower.
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Planted Detroit is strengthening Detroit’s local food system by shortening the supply chain, and growing food closer to consumers.
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This experimental innovation facility will open up horizons for Bowery to hone in on reimagining farming from the ground up!
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How does indoor cultivation compare to outdoor? Find out!
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The CEA Food Safety Coalition has announced the first-ever food safety certification program specifically designed for indoor-grown leafy greens.
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Venture capital funds were essential to launching this industry, but vertical farming is a long-term investment. Yasai is using alternative funding methods to launch their 10-X Vertical Farm!
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Giant Eagle has added greens and ready-to-eat salads from robotics-focused vertical farming company Fifth Season to more than 75 stores across the Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio.
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If you don't already, chances are you'll soon be eating produce from indoor farms.
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PlantLab has opened a new production site in Indianapolis (Indiana) on a former battery factory near the city center.
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A new vertical indoor farm on the outskirts of Copenhagen will soon begin producing 1,000 metric tons of greens a year locally.
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Urban Oasis, the Swedish agtech startup building the food production platform for the 21st century, announced today that it has secured 10.5 MSEK from a syndicate of existing and new investors.
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Kalera, one of the fastest-growing vertical farming companies in the United States, announced it will open its newest facility in Colorado in 2021.
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The similarities and differences between growing cannabis and vegetables indoors.
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Gotham Greens, Brooklyn, N.Y., is opening a 30,000-square-foot hydroponic greenhouse in the Denver area to supply retailers in seven states.
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Traditionally, plants obtain nutrients from soil. With hydroponics, the plants get nutrients from a solution instead.
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Researchers to Study the Viability of Vertically Farming Leafy Greens
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