Indoor plant factories that sustainably produce crops cheaper, more reliably & at higher quality than the field.
Getting More Expensive
Driven by climate change, labour shortages, land challenges & rising input costs.
Increasingly Vulnerable
Exposed to volatile climate, weather & water, with complex all-season supply chains.
Unsustainable
10% global GHG, 30% of water withdrawals, deforestation & chemical pollution.
Cost Rapidly Declining
Factory-like production, low-labour, falling energy & component costs, far fewer inputs.
Highly Resilient
Decoupled from climate, land & labour, year-round supply close to distribution.
Sustainable
90% less land & water, 70% less GHG & powered by renewables.
Following current trends, indoor agriculture will become the cheapest way to produce crops.
AGRA exists to accelerate this transition.
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