Advantages of Vertical Farming

2023-02-17 17:00

1.Maximize room for growth

Space is well spent in any facility in terms of vertical movement. Instead of relying on single-level grow tables, growers can now take advantage of the high ceiling heights of commercial warehouses and add multiple growing spaces to increase their production capacity and take more advantage of their income-generating facilities. GrowSpec's vertical grow racks allow growers to make the most of their space and are critical to the success of any operation. Combined with Pipp's mobile carts, the grow setup doesn't waste an inch of space, allowing vertical shelves to be easily moved to create high-density growing space. These products can be used at various stages of the asset life cycle to improve operational efficiency.

2. Increased genetic supply

Usually, when a growing facility is converted to a vertical farm, you can grow more crops with a larger canopy footprint than before! Improve your ability to store and grow multiple cannabis strains, something you cannot do with a one-step growing chart. Vertical farming projects allow you to save more genetic variation to include in your production schedule and grow more strains per plant without sacrificing yields or requiring larger buildings. Larger production areas and a wider genetic library allow farmers to offer a wider variety of products to meet this growing market demand.

Vertical farming may seem like more work the more space you add, but a more controlled environment means more consistency and a lower failure rate. GrowSpec offer all the products you need to create the best vertical growing system! From vertical grow racks and trolleys to trays, carts and other essential accessories.

3. Location, location, location.

When considering a vertical farm, don't always assume that to maximize your growing space, you must start your operations in a remote location in a large facility. When farming vertically, consider moving closer to densely populated urban areas or your distribution center to reduce your footprint. It's the same thinking as eating local organic fruit and vegetables. Reduce your "feed distance" to reduce your carbon footprint and help improve the environment. Imagine your growing facility across the street where you distribute your product. Converting and using an indoor vertical farm can maximize your square footage and cubic yards in any growing facility.

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