Findbusinesses4sale explored what the rise of vertical farming can mean for domestic food production, using Department of Agriculture data.

Production technician Amanda Martinez, plants basil as she works in vertical green house farm at Eden Green Technology, on Thursday, March 6, 2025, in Cleburne. Walls of carefully spaced herb and ...

Vertical farms promise to produce climate-resilient crops devoid of pesticides and fertilizers while reducing reliance on natural resources in contrast to traditional agriculture. Yet with the ...

Vertical farming, and controlled environment agriculture more generally, holds the promise of environmental sustainability. But rising energy costs and challenging economic conditions are straining ...

There are several significant drawbacks to this farming method, primarily what is also considered its greatest strength: its reliance upon technology. The controlled nature of vertical farming means ...

It's strawberry season — but there won't be any more fresh berries growing after July in Massachusetts. Here's the future of agriculture in Boston that promises local fruit year-round.

Mark Dent Wide-scale commercial vertical farming has only come to Texas in the last few years, but much of the technology underpinning the industry was tested in the state decades ago by NASA.

Indoor agriculture in repurposed office and industrial remains hard row to hoe, but potential for billion-dollar asset class is there.

80 Acres Farms Raises Funding Round Led by Barclays to Accelerate Growth in Automated Vertical Farming Technology Published Nov 2, 2020 1:00am EST ...

Vertical farming - a system where crops are grown indoors in vertical layers - may be a possible solution to some of the problems of agriculture.

For the last two quarters, the once-struggling vertical farming startup has been profitable. After raising billions in funding, vertical farming companies have struggled. Plenty, a Silicon Valley ...

Urban New York in 2025 feeds not only on its technological imagination but also on its soil or rather, on its rooftops ...