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Greenery S container farm

Freight Farms · Founded 2011 · United States

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Climate-controlled hydroponic container farm with Farmhand software

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Overview

Greenery S container farm is a back-of-house unit from Freight Farms (headquartered in the United States, founded 2011), listed in the Vertical Farms for Foodservice category of the Food Robotics Catalogue. According to the maker and the sources we checked, it is commercially available. What it does: Climate-controlled hydroponic container farm with Farmhand software.

We did not find an NSF listing for it. Throughput, as claimed by the maker: 2-6 tons produce/yr (maker claim). Pricing model: purchase from US$215,000; financing offered. Footprint: 40 x 8 x 9.5 ft container. Utilities: 151-350 kWh/day; ~5 gal water/day.

Notable users and reference sites: University of North Texas Dining (TX); Auburn University (AL); Morgan Hill Unified School District (CA); Methacton High School (PA); Riverdale Country School (Bronx, NY).

Acquired by Growcer (Oct 2025). Case studies include universities and school districts.

Specs at a glance

Company founded
Founded 2011
Headquarters
United States
Certifications
No NSF listing found
Footprint
40 x 8 x 9.5 ft container
Utilities
151-350 kWh/day; ~5 gal water/day
Throughput (maker's claim)
2-6 tons produce/yr (maker claim)
Price model
purchase from US$215,000; financing offered
Placement
Back of house
Notable users
  • University of North Texas Dining (TX)
  • Auburn University (AL)
  • Morgan Hill Unified School District (CA)
  • Methacton High School (PA)
  • Riverdale Country School (Bronx, NY)
Sources
freightfarms.com ↗, freightfarms.com ↗, growcer.com ↗, info.nsf.org ↗

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