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Plenty Bags $140m In Funding For Its Indoor Farming Tech

The Series D round was led by existing investor, SoftBank Vision Fund 1, with participation from new investor Driscoll’s, a California-based agriculture business that claims to control around one-third of the $6bn berry market in the US

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US - ORLANDO, FLORIDA - Tech-Driven Vertical Farming Company Announces Two New VP’s

Quickly becoming a world leading company in indoor vertical farming, Kalera has the ability to deliver fresh, locally grown greens, nationally thanks in large part to its streamlined design process and technological advancements. By the end of 2021, Kalera will have five commercial growing facilities

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UNITED KINGDOM: Whole Foods Joins List of Infarm Customers

As part of its continued UK expansion, the Berlin-based company will install its modular vertical farming units in two of the retailer’s London stores – High Street Kensington and Fulham – so shoppers can buy fresh produce that has been grown in store

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Ultra-Local Brooklyn-Based Aquaponics Operation Upward Farms Has National Agenda

In an interview with SeafoodSource, Upward Farms CEO Jason Green described the company’s whole ecosystems as “a paradigm shift in productivity and scalability compared to status quo production methods dependent upon synthetic chemicals.”

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Vertical Farming Startup Takes Crown In Ahold Delhaize Innovation Contest 

Evergreens Farms, founded in 2017 in Massachusetts, brings fresh and local produce to the New England market regardless of the season by using technological processes to grow crops indoors with "no need for soil, sunshine, pesticides, or excess water," according to the company's website

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GERMANY: ‘Urban Farming’: Are Rooftop Fields The Future?

Large cities offer millions of square meters of unused roof space. Why aren’t they being converted to cultivate crops? The potential seems enormous, but “urban farming” is still in its infancy. EURACTIV Germany reports.

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