Freight Farms is a company that makes hydroponic container farms, commercial-scale modular farms built inside shipping containers, and sells them with farm software, supplies, training and support. Its main product is the Greenery, which it describes as a controlled environment for growing produce 365 days a year, paired with farmhand, automation software for remote farm control, farm data analytics, crop planning and pre-set growing recipes. Its site addresses small businesses, nonprofits, schools, healthcare facilities and zoos, and calls the offering a complete 📝vertical farming platform.
According to its company page, co-founders Brad McNamara and Jon Friedman met in 2010, ran a 📝Kickstarter campaign in 2012 to build a prototype, and incorporated Freight Farms in 2013, when it introduced its first container farm, the Leafy Green Machine. It introduced farmhand in 2014, launched the second-generation Greenery in 2019, released the Greenery S in April 2021, and launched the Greenery 7 50Hz, designed for regions with 50Hz electrical requirements, in April 2024. The same page states that in 2025 the assets of Freight Farms were acquired by Growcer, which it describes as a Canadian vertical farming company, and that Freight Farms continues to operate under its name. As of November 10, 2026, the footer of freightfarms.com reads "© Growcer Corporation."
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- freightfarms.com