FOR FARMERS
BY FARMERS

Controlled
Environment
Agriculture

Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) is an advanced method of food production that leverages technology to create optimal growing conditions indoors. By carefully regulating light, temperature, humidity, water, and nutrients, CEA ensures consistent crop quality and year-round yields, independent of outdoor weather or seasonal limitations. This approach not only maximizes efficiency and resource use but also reduces exposure to pests, diseases, and environmental stress, resulting in healthier plants and more reliable harvests.

MORE EFFICIENT THAN GREENHOUSES FARMING

6X


MORE EFFICIENT THAN
FIELD FARMING

61X


LESS CARBON FOOTPRINT
THAN FIELD FARMING

5X


LESS WATER CONSUMPTION
THAN FIELD FARMING

95%


AUTONOMOUS PRODUCTION /
365 DAYS PER YEAR

24/7


PRESERVATIVE-FREE /
PESTICIDE-FREE ENVIRONMENT

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HOMOGENEOUS /
CONTROLLED PRODUCTION

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EQUIPMENT LIFETIME OF APPROXIMATELY 25 YEARS

+


Automated
Production
Cycle

Automated Production Cycle refers to a fully integrated growing process where advanced technologies manage every stage of crop development, starting with seeding and nutrient delivery to monitoring, than harvesting, and packaging. By reducing manual intervention, this system ensures precision, consistency, and efficiency while minimizing labor requirements and operational costs. The result is a streamlined, scalable approach that guarantees high-quality harvests with greater reliability and sustainability.

SEEDING & GERMINATION

01


TRANSPLANT IN CULTURE RACKS

02


GROWTH IN THE GEOPONIC DRUM

03


EXTRACT 120 CONTAINERS

04


HARVEST IN CONTAINERS

05


COLLECTING SOIL AND ROOTS IN THE COMPOST MACHINE

06


RECOVERY OF COMPOST

07


RESTART THE CYCLE

08

Geoponics
Solution

Diagram showing the stages of growing and processing cannabis, divided into three sections: Seedling stage taking 14 days, Growth Cycle taking 14 days, and Packing stage taking 24 hours. The seedling stage includes seeds, germination, growth, and transplantation. The growth cycle involves loading, sanitizing, harvesting, unloading, and growth. The packing stage includes packing, ref. storage, shipping, and delivery.