The Flavor Farmers: Behind the Scenes at a Plenty Vertical Farm

From leafy greens to strawberries - Plenty is a vertical farm that grows flavorful, craveable produce. So good that you will want to snack on it! By growing fruits and vegetables our way, we can make people and the planet healthier. Flavor unlocks it all.

[ladycountdown]

So happy to see this! Are the plants analyzed for vitamin and mineral content?

[analisamelojete]

This is extremely important! Thank you for sharing. Have a good one guys!

[azadchahal]

I watched this video many times and always smiled! Being involved in agriculture in many aspects, I can tell Plenty is taking care of all the aspects (human, social, economic, and environmental) of sustainability. Thanks for posting this video!

[heartoflotus]

I love the baby kale and mizuna mix. The branding is great I can see the "Plenty" packages right when I walk into the store.

[claydroids]

This setup is amazing, this is a farm of the future.

[mekubekele]

Amazing the solution to the crises seems to be here I wish these people a success

[BradleyPrescott]

I LOVE this. I have been podering about verticle farming for a while. Do you have any operations in South America? How can we make this come to Peru?

[zoekenny]

These sort of stories are like little glimpses into the world that is possible. The big question is how to take these future-proofing innovations and generalise them everywhere - and quickly - so we have a chance of saving our planet 🌏

[carolynlbs]

I'm excited about this company...really excited. Everyone needs to get their hands on these greens. OMG, they are the best! even after sitting in my fridge for 3 days. no lie

[judithkoester]

I am so interested in this way of thinking as we move into our ever changing world. Would you ever open a site on the east coast....say NH or VT?

[abagguff]

Fascinating! Please share more videos with us.

[okashiitoito]

I’m from Japan.
I was taught Vertical farming in English class.
My teacher show this movie!!

[zigois]

This is a quality and healthy solution to supply the vegetables that we need!

[maureendraper]

Love the greens, best ever! But all the clamshells I’m accumulating!!
Can’t you at least use a biodegradable container? Please find an
alternative to dreaded plastic, even if greens don’t stay fresh as long.
Draegers uses a cardboard-like box for self-serve salad. Thank yo

[openbuddhistforuminternational]

What an amazing video . Congratulations !

[edwardlazowski]

Good luck, looks like a ton of overhead in emploees.

[rjaquaponics]

Nice to see and hear from you Nate! Let me know if you get any integration projects in NE Wisconsin. I would love to be involved. This was a great video and I love the non-GMO products! Nature is NOT broken, we are!

[pat]

Now if you could just do it without the plastic clamshells...

[junedea]

Now to get rid of the plastic clamshell to reduce plastic waste that is overwhelming our waste streams! Please consider putting your produce in biodegradable packaging.

[MiguelAngel-vioq]

Is it possible to grow rice in a place like yours?