The end of Future Crops, Kalera's acquisition, Walmart invests in Plenty, and growing Kashmir indoors

This Week in CEA...

Why we're in a critical period in the development of regenerative agriculture

Plenty partners with Walmart, secures $400M in funding

Climate Change Drives Kashmir Spice Farmers Indoors

Future Crops goes bankrupt

Betterment Harvest Takes a 50% Stake In Ontario Greenhouse

Growy acquires assets and team of Kalera International (&ever)

The latest Vertical Farming Podcast

Tristan Fischer has been involved in sustainable energy and sustainable food for over twenty years. He has been the Chairman or CEO of numerous companies, including Fischer Farms, a vertical farming/hydroponics business. Today, Tristan joins the show to discuss the benefits of vertical farm crops over field-grown crops, the looming food security crisis, and the importance of being a kind and empathetic leader

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