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Vertical Field says it will deploy on-site vertical farming units in a number of assisted living homes in California.

A Vertical Field farm installation (Courtesy) Vertical Field, formerly called GreenWall Israel, said Thursday it had signed an agreement to provide its vertical farming systems to assisted-living homes in California managed by Calson Management. According to the agreement, Vertical Field will provide a demo unit of its plant installations to the Glen Cove senior living lodge in Vallejo, California, with plans to expand to seven more centers following a successful pilot. The startup creates vertical plant installations made up of separate blocks of plants that can be rearranged at will. This g...

Vertical Field Signs Agreement to Provide Vertical Farms of Fresh Vegetables to Senior Living Homes in California USA - English News provided by Share this article Vertical Field - (" VF" or the " Company"), a global ag-tech company that develops vertical farming systems, has signed an agreement with Calson Management to supply assisted living homes with on-site vertical farming units. According to the agreement, Vertical Field will provide a demo unit to the Glen Cove senior living lodge in Vallejo, California, and after a successful pilot will expand to seven other centers. Vertical Field...

Israeli agritech co Vertical Field headed for Toronto listing Vertical Field, controlled by Michael Mirilashvili, will be merged into an acquisition vehicle at a $100 million valuation. Yet another Israeli startup is making its way to an overseas listing. Ra'anana-based agritech company Vertical Field, developer of technology for growing produce in cities, will be traded on Canada's TSX Venture Exchange. This follows a merger with a CPC (capital pool company) a vehicle similar to a SPAC, a public company the aim of which is to find a company to acquire. Vertical Field has signed a letter of i...

The Jewish State ( Der Judenstaat), that the Jews would continue to be persecuted and treated as second class citizens unless they reestablished their own nation. Although belonging to the secular, assimilated Jewish upper-class of Viennese society, Herzl had ample experience with anti-Semitism: both personally, as a law student in Vienna (a profession that placed barriers to Jews), and as a journalist employed by the prestigious Viennese newspaper Neue Freie Presse, for which he got to cover anti-Semitic eruptions throughout Europe. Hence Herzl knew what he was talking about when he observe...