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Iyris makes fresh produce easier to grow in difficult climates, raises $16M - Vimarsana News

Iyris makes fresh produce easier to grow in difficult climates, raises $16M

Agritech company Iyris helps growers across eleven countries globally increase crop yields, reduce input costs, and extend growing seasons.

Pure Harvest acquires Red Sea's production facility in Saudi Arabia - Vimarsana News

Pure Harvest acquires Red Sea's production facility in Saudi Arabia

UAE-based agritech Pure Harvest Smart Farms has announced the acquisition of Red Sea’s controlled-environment agriculture (CEA)...

Source: wamda.com
Orange County Convention Center expansion to restart soon - Vimarsana News

Orange County Convention Center expansion to restart soon

Work could resume as early as this week on the $560 million expansion of the Orange County Convention Center as two key construction contracts will likely be reinstated Tuesday by county commissioners without much debate. The board’s consent agenda — routine business often approved without discussion — includes restarting a $39 million contract for services by architects Populous + C.T. Hsu & ...

Source: yahoo.com
International tourism in Orange County should return to pre-pandemic levels by end of 2024, experts say - Vimarsana News

International tourism in Orange County should return to pre-pandemic levels by end of 2024, experts say

Mark Tester with the Orange County Convention Center calling the 2022-2023 fiscal year a solid year with nearly 160 events at the venue.

Could Salt Water Be the Solution to Future Irrigation Woes? - Vimarsana News

Could Salt Water Be the Solution to Future Irrigation Woes?

The vast majority—97 percent—of the earth’s water is salt water found in our oceans. Another two percent is stored in ice caps or glaciers. That leaves