Indoor Farms Struggle to Survive
Indoor farms, once a hot investment, are shutting down at an alarming rate. Eden Green Technology in Cleburne is the latest casualty, announcing the closure of its greenhouses by the end of the year.
Despite the appeal of indoor farming amidst climate change, vertical farms have struggled to stay afloat. This trend has raised questions about the viability of these companies.
Mark Bomford, director of the Yale Sustainable Food Program at Yale University, shared his insights on the Texas Standard about the possible reasons behind this trend.
- Eden Green Technology is the latest indoor farm to shut down
- Vertical farms have been a popular investment for private capital in recent years
- Closures of indoor farms have become a common occurrence
Agriculture and animal experts are weighing in on the possible causes of this trend, as the search for sustainable food solutions continues.
Author's summary: Indoor farms face challenges despite investor interest.
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