Largest vertical farm in the US, is being shut down.

never commissioned. Automation, lighting, irrigation, and packaging systems, which were never used, will be removed. This facility represents the pinnacle of vertical farming technology—a $70 million investment in fully integrated systems that were never used, said Chris Lange, president of SecondBloom Auctions. The liquidators have already listed the unique vertical farm equipment for auction. They believe this exceptional sale is a rare opportunity for agricultural businesses, research centers, and equipment integrators to acquire cutting-edge vertical farming technology at a significant discount. They emphasize that the equipment was professionally installed, tested for functionality, and is in perfect condition, meaning it is ready for immediate commissioning or integration into existing processes. At auction, items will include Logiqs AS/RS handling systems, H2O Engineering water purification systems, Stolze automated fertigation and cleaning-in-place (CIP) systems, new ...