🌿Vertical Farming Weekly - February 4th, 2022

Hello all you patient vertical farming fans and supporters!

Welcome back to another edition of Vertical Farming Weekly. Timely updates from the world of vertical farming and new episodes of the Vertical Farming Podcast.

OK, maybe not so timely, given you haven’t heard from us in a while! 🤦 Thanks for being patient.

Check out our latest podcast episode below and news about the launch of Vertical Farming Jobs!

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Ray Urrutia, Founder and CEO of Terra Firma Foods. Listen to the episode here: https://verticalfarmingpodcast.com and Follow/Subscribe wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he welcomes to the show Ray Urrutia, Founder and CEO of Terra Firma Foods, an organization seeking to develop vertical farms and an innovative way to grow organic crops. Today, Harry and Ray discuss how Ray’s illustrious business background and charitable nature led him to the vertical farming industry. Ray speaks to the challenges that Terra Firma Foods faces and their plans to develop and ‘branchise’ their model farms across the U.S. and, eventually, nationally and internationally. Ray also shares his unique viewpoint of other competing vertical farming organizations and his belief in acting on ideas. Finally, Ray speculates on what the future holds for Terra Firma Foods and invites listeners to reach out to him to learn more. 

Excited to announce the launch of http://verticalfarmingjobs.com. We’ve been hearing from fans of the show that there was a need to connect employers and job seekers alike. Any and all feedback welcome! Readers of this newsletter get 50% off all postings for the month of February. Use promo code ‘VFJnewsletter’

Until next time,