Explore the latest in Controlled Environment Agriculture news, with updates on advancements in indoor farming, vertical farming, greenhouse technologies, and climate-controlled systems. This section offers insights for CEA professionals, researchers, and investors, covering trends in automation, energy efficiency, crop yield optimization, and sustainable practices that are transforming the future of food production.
Sollum Technologies announced that Roelands Plant Farms, a leading propagator in Ontario specializing in vine crops such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers, has selected its advanced dynamic LED lighting solution for a 12-acre expansion at its Lambton Shores facility.
LocalDutch, a The Hague-based agri-tech and food retail company, has announced plans to roll out a standardized and scalable urban farming model that integrates controlled-environment agriculture with direct-to-consumer retail and local delivery.
Fisher River Cree Nation (FRCN) launches year-round hydroponic farm in partnership with ADRA Canada and Growcer Corp.
Oishii, the company behind what it describes as the world’s largest strawberry smart farm, has officially launched in Toronto with the Canadian debut of the Koyo Berry, a premium Japanese strawberry varietal.
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Ÿnsect has entered administration following prolonged financial and operational challenges.
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LettUs Grow joined the QuBOOSTR consortium, a precision breeding initiative aimed at establishing a sustainable, UK sourced natural rubber.
AdeptAg announced a new one-year partnership with FGM, formalizing a collaboration aimed at delivering greenhouse infrastructure and integrated solutions to commercial growers.
RVO (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) is funding a €5.6 million project called SPROUT, aimed at helping the greenhouse horticulture sector move away from fossil fuels while supporting the broader Dutch energy transition.
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