In an effort to provide a more sustainable food supply, companies like New Hampshire's Oasis Spring Farm are using shipping containers equipped with LED Grow Lights to produce fresh vegetables year-round within their community.
Bridge Farm Group has been growing world-class plants, flowers and produce for 30 years. Building out a new 1.5 million square foot facility, Bridge Farm turned to Heliospectra for high-efficacy, high-intensity LED lighting solutions.
David Hartshorn, John Farr and Ted Farr founded Green Mountain Harvest Hydroponic in 2013 with the vision to supply fresh lettuce, herbs, and leafy greens to local, specialty retailers.
With initial installation in Antarctica, the DLR Eden ISS collaboration and self-sufficient greenhouse concept will supply fresh vegetables onboard future manned space missions to the moon, Mars and beyond.
Vitacress is one of Europe's leading suppliers of fresh produce, specializing in salads and fresh herbs. The company is growing potted plants and herbs in a 14 hectare (34 acres) grow operation.
Greenbelt Microgreens turned to Heliospectra LED lighting to deliver fresh, flavorful and highest quality arugula and microgreens to more than 400 retail stores across Toronto, Canada.
Founded in 1995, Spisa is a Swedish market leader in Europe for production of ecological herbs, lettuce and fresh seasonings with greenhouses not only in Sweden but in seven different countries.
NatureSweet and NS Brands Ltd. Is the single source solution for premium, greenhouse grown vegetables in North America. Learn about Heliospectra's LED lighting trials to boost tomato yields.
Ljusgårda is an indoor, vertical farm situated in a former wood factory in Tibro, Sweden. They focus on sustainable, eco-conscious year-round production with 7000 m2 of leafy greens and a commitment to locally grown, fresh produce.
Heliospectra worked with San Isidro growers in a commercial controlled environment with 1,200 tomato seedlings and three different tomato varieties for multiple light trials and repetitions.
Dr. Shizue Matsubara at the Forschungszentrum Jülich in Germany is using Helisospectra LEDs to study how dynamic changes in light intensity affect the process of photosynthesis and plant performance.
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and Professor Mark Tester contribute to future food supply with speed breeding field crops in the Middle East for seed selection and improvement of genetics.
Dr. Lee Hickey of University of Queensland leads research with supplemental LED lighting in glasshouses to ensure future food security with up to 6 seed generation cycles per year.
The Institute for Cereal Crops Improvement demonstrates that crops can be grown in far more efficient ways, helping commercial growers and smaller sustenance farmers provide more food for their communities.
Gothenburg Botanical Garden spans 175 hectares with 16,000 different plant species. Scientific collections also include one of Europe’s largest collections of bulbs, tuber plants, alpines, and dionysia
Ground-breaking speed breeding research at John Innes Centre accelerates wheat seed-to-seed generation time to just 9 weeks, increasing genetic gain in crop breeding.