In 2024, Plenty® opened its first strawberry farm – growing berries with peak-summer flavor year-round in the heart of Virginia. We’ll start harvesting in early 2025.
But strawberries are just the beginning. Plenty’s proprietary growing platform allows us to grow a diversity of crops vertically indoors. Just imagine the possibilities.
Plenty® is more than just delicious, locally grown produce. We’re completely reimagining what a farm can be.
Using less land and less water than conventional farms, Plenty® can make a big impact on the world while making less of an impact on our environment.
This is Plenty’s research and development center, where each of our crops is first tested and perfected. We run thousands of tests to figure out the right levels of hydration, nutrients, and light to grow the very best plants indoors – exploring the outer bounds of what is possible for indoor farming. We take what we learn here and apply it to our full-scale farms.
This is Plenty’s research and development center, where each of our crops is first tested and perfected. We run thousands of tests to figure out the right levels of hydration, nutrients, and light to grow the very best plants indoors – exploring the outer bounds of what is possible for indoor farming. We take what we learn here and apply it to our full-scale farms.
Our strawberry campus in Virginia is the world’s first farm to grow indoor, vertically farmed berries at scale. The new Plenty Richmond Farm is designed to grow over 4 million pounds of delicious strawberries a year—even through the dead of winter. We can adjust every element of the farm (like light, humidity and temperature) to create the perfect environment for our plants to thrive and grow strawberries with peak-season flavor all year long.
Our strawberry campus in Virginia is the world’s first farm to grow indoor, vertically farmed berries at scale. The new Plenty Richmond Farm is designed to grow over 4 million pounds of delicious strawberries a year—even through the dead of winter. We can adjust every element of the farm (like light, humidity and temperature) to create the perfect environment for our plants to thrive and grow strawberries with peak-season flavor all year long.
We’re always expanding and have exciting plans to continue bringing our innovation and technology to new crops and communities around the world. Who knows, the next Plenty® farm could be in your backyard. Want to hear about our next farm first? Scroll down to sign up for our newsletter for all the latest from the farm.
We’re always expanding and have exciting plans to continue bringing our innovation and technology to new crops and communities around the world. Who knows, the next Plenty® farm could be in your backyard. Want to hear about our next farm first? Scroll down to sign up for our newsletter for all the latest from the farm.
Plenty’s technology is modular and scalable to work across a wide range of fruits, vegetables, and other plants and crops.
We’re reimagining the farm from the ground up, which means a lot of brand new hardware, software, robotics, and more. Plenty® has more US patents than all other indoor sunless growers combined. That’s a lot of fresh thinking.
We’ve spent over a decade in research and development to build a new way to farm. In 2023 we announced plans to expand our research facility in Laramie, WY to become the world’s largest of its kind, so we’ve only just begun.
Our farm collects nearly 10 million data points each day, so we can keep a close eye on what works best and apply cutting edge technology to grow better everyday.
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