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Interior of Gotham Greens' high-tech greenhouse in Seagoville. [Photo: Gotham Greens]
Gotham Greens Opens Huge Hydroponic Greenhouse in North Texas
by David Seeley | Jan 23, 2024
Aiming to localize lettuce and leafy greens beyond the 90% supplied by California and Arizona, Gotham Greens has opened a 210,000-SF, high-tech hydroponic greenhouse in Seagoville, southeast of Dallas. The new facility uses "enhanced automation, climate control, and data science capabilities in a fully closed system" to "reliably grow food closer to where people live."
by David Seeley |
Feb 10, 2023
Leafy greens is a multibillion-dollar industry. But before lettuce can get into salads across the U.S., it has to navigate coast-to-coast supply chain and distribution issues, says Eden Green Technology CEO Eddy Badrina, whose Cleburne-based ag-tech startup opened a new, two-acre vertical greenhouse in September as part of a planned $47 million vertical farm. Those issues have led to what Badrina calls "the 3,000-mile salad."
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