Sustainable indoor agriculture company AeroFarms unveiled its newest cutting-edge facility — a research and development farm in Abu Dhabi.

Plenty operates the largest of its kind indoor plant science research facility in Laramie, Wyoming, and is currently building the world's most advanced, vertical, indoor farm in Compton ...

Plenty Unlimited will invest $300M to build the indoor vertical farming campus, creating more than 300 jobs in Chesterfield County.

Crop One Holdings and Emirates Flight Catering announced this week they opened Emirates Crop One, what they say is “the world’s largest vertical farm.” The over 330,000-square-foot facility ...

Plenty Unlimited Inc. said Wednesday it will build the world’s largest indoor vertical farming campus on 120 acres near Richmond, Virginia. The $300 million facility will grow multiple crops ...

CHESTER — The world's largest indoor vertical farming facility is coming to the Meadowville Industrial Park, and it's bringing strawberries with it. California-based Plenty Unlimited Inc. announced ...

Locally grown strawberries, fresh and ready all year long. Image: Courtesy of Plenty Unlimited Inc. The world's first indoor vertical berry farm just sprouted up in Chesterfield. Why it matters ...

Hiroki Koga, co-founder and CEO of Oishii, the company behind the world's largest indoor vertical farm, joins The Excerpt to share his insights into how AI is transforming farming potential.

The company behind the UK's biggest vertical farm has gone into administration and made 61 people redundant. The Jones Food Company ran indoor farms in Scunthorpe and Gloucestershire but has gone ...

Upward Farms, an indoor aquaponics company based in Brooklyn, New York, recently announced plans to construct the world’s largest vertical farm facility in Hanover Twp.

The world’s largest indoor vertical farming complex is coming to Richmond, Virginia. Plenty Unlimited, Inc. said Thursday that it acquired 120 acres of land near Richmond that will serve as the ...

Inside, is the flagship commercial-scale farm developed by San Francisco-based startup Plenty. It officially opened last May and is the West Coast’s largest indoor vertical farm.