Items Tagged with 'vertical farming technology'

The merger combines 80 Acres Farms' GroLoop platform with Soli Organic's longstanding retail footprint and agronomic expertise.

Produce from the first Square Roots farm co-located with UNFI is intended to serve UNFI's retail customers in Wisconsin and Minnesota, including the Twin Cities metro area.

Pittsburgh-based Fifth Season plans to open a second vertical farm about three hours west in Columbus, Ohio, on property near the John Glen International Airport, the company announced earlier this year. 

The capital will support aggressive growth and expansion of farms and distribution, making Little Leaf Farms' local lettuces accessible to more than half of the country's population by 2026. Immediate expansion and a doubling of acreage comes with the opening of a new greenhouse in McAdoo, Pennsylvania this summer.

Green Fork is set to change the way customers think about meals with inviting and playful prepackaged salad kits, tender leaves, salad blends, and packaged vegetables.

The largest vertical farming company in the U.S. has acquired Traptic, a company utilizing computer vision, robotic arms and artificial intelligence (AI), to harvest fruiting, vine and other delicate crops.
 

This independent, third-party funding will accelerate the expansion of Bowery’s network of smart indoor farms beyond the East Coast. 

Bowery Farming, the largest vertical farming company in the United States, introduces Baby Rabe, the next release in its ‘Farmer’s Selection’ product category, which first launched in stores January 2021.

See how a deep commitment to sustainability, health and technology have these four companies poised for greater success in 2021.

GoodLeaf Farms discusses the future of hydroponic farming, including industry challenges, benefits and trends involving this new way of growing produce.