What happened with Vertical Farming and how can we fix it? – Vegbed
My name is Albert Lin, the CEO of Vegbed and I have been involved in vertical farming since around 2014. It's been fascinating to see how the industry has grown over the past decade. I thought I might give my 2 cents on what has happened recently as a lot of positive and negative press has come to light. Disclaimer: Th
Share Share Link Close share Copy link My name is Albert Lin, the CEO of Vegbed and I have been involved in vertical farming since around 2014. It's been fascinating to see how the industry has grown over the past decade. I thought I might give my 2 cents on what has happened recently as a lot of positive and negative press has come to light. Disclaimer: This is my take on the culmination of difficulties that have impacted the industry considerably at the moment. Also, I'm not calling out any company in particular or implying any negative aspects about them. I am trying to keep this as unbiase
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