
United States · Farming startup
Vertical Harvest Farms is an urban hydroponic farming company that operates vertical greenhouses in city centers.
Funding reportedLast round: Debt financing
Vertical Harvest Farms is an urban hydroponic farming company that operates vertical greenhouses in city centers.
Founded in 2016, it aims to produce fresh, climate-resilient produce year-round while creating meaningful employment opportunities for people with disabilities. The company is known for its innovative 3-story vertical greenhouse in Jackson, Wyoming, which is the first of its kind in North America. The farms grow a variety of produce, including leafy greens, microgreens, tomatoes, and herbs, using controlled environmental agriculture. This allows for continuous production, delivering fresh, pesticide-free food to local communities, chefs, and grocery partners. Vertical Harvest Farms focuses on building urban greenhouses nationwide, providing inclusive jobs, and supporting local food economies. The company is privately held and has raised significant funding to support its growth and expansion plans.
Funding, as reported
From Vertical Harvest Farms's own website: 2 founders, 17 on the team.
What they build
Known for
multi-story greenhousescommunity-based farmingyear-round productionhyper-local farmscommunity resiliencecommunity impact farmingcontrolled environment agriculturelocal foodclimate-friendly farmingvertical farm technologyconsumershealth equitydisability employment in farmingurban food system solutionsenvironmentally friendlyhigh-tech farming
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