Dec 19, 2019
Agrify, a developer of premium indoor grow solutions, recently announced that EOS Farm, a diversified cultivator in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, has selected Agrify’s solution — the industry’s first fully integrated, multi-grow-stage, plug-and-plant group container solution. According to the update, Agrify’s 11 group container system is modular, scalable and fully integrated will multi-stage grow capabilities to produce up to 800 pounds gross of flowers on an annual basis. “We are thrilled to partner with EOS Farm,” Agrify CEO Raymond Chang said in the news release. “They are an innovative cultivator that wants to take advantage of time to market, yet value the importance of quality and consistency over time. Our group container solution delivers that. We are pleased to work with EOS to help ensure the shortest path towards commercialization and highest likelihood for long-term success.”
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Agrify is a rapidly growing developer of premium indoor grow solutions for the cannabis and hemp marketplace. The company’s comprehensive grow solutions have been developed with one mission in mind: to assist its valued customers in producing the highest quality product possible with consistency and superior yields. Agrify is a non-plant-touching company; to learn more, visit www.Agrify.com.
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