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Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he welcomes to the show AgTech journalist, Louisa Burwood-Taylor. As a journalist and editor, Louisa covers foodtech, agriculture, venture capital investment and corporate innovation within the indoor agriculture industry. In this episode, Harry and Louisa discuss the societal impact of indoor agriculture and vertical farming, the emergence of competition, and biggest threats and challenges currently facing this niche industry.
Special thanks to our Season 1 Sponsor
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Key Takeaways
Tweetables
“It’s hard to ignore the impact of climate change and the impact that humans have on this planet.” (05:59)
“I think that the use of software programs, robotics – all of that technology which has, in itself, improved over the last couple of years – it’s now come to a point where I think it’s becoming effective indoors.” (11:30)
“I think there’s absolutely potential for people to build new farms in smaller locations in more niche areas or products.” (16:19)
“A lot of times a valuation of a company is dependent on their access to capital and not necessarily the stage at which their company is in terms of bringing in revenues and being a sustainable business.” (18:17)
“I think we’ve proven that we do have enough food to feed the world. It’s not necessarily reaching the right places and the right people.” (27:28)
Links Mentioned:
AgFunder News
Louisa Burwood-Taylor on LinkedIn
Louisa Burwood-Taylor on Twitter
Intelligent Growth Solutions
Website | Twitter | YouTube
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Mentioned in this episode:
AgTech Companies
https://agtechcompanies.com
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Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he welcomes to the show AgTech journalist, Louisa Burwood-Taylor. As a journalist and editor, Louisa covers foodtech, agriculture, venture capital investment and corporate innovation within the indoor agriculture industry. In this episode, Harry and Louisa discuss the societal impact of indoor agriculture and vertical farming, the emergence of competition, and biggest threats and challenges currently facing this niche industry.
Special thanks to our Season 1 Sponsor
IGS – https://intelligentgrowthsolutions.com/
Key Takeaways
Tweetables
“It’s hard to ignore the impact of climate change and the impact that humans have on this planet.” (05:59)
“I think that the use of software programs, robotics – all of that technology which has, in itself, improved over the last couple of years – it’s now come to a point where I think it’s becoming effective indoors.” (11:30)
“I think there’s absolutely potential for people to build new farms in smaller locations in more niche areas or products.” (16:19)
“A lot of times a valuation of a company is dependent on their access to capital and not necessarily the stage at which their company is in terms of bringing in revenues and being a sustainable business.” (18:17)
“I think we’ve proven that we do have enough food to feed the world. It’s not necessarily reaching the right places and the right people.” (27:28)
Links Mentioned:
AgFunder News
Louisa Burwood-Taylor on LinkedIn
Louisa Burwood-Taylor on Twitter
Intelligent Growth Solutions
Website | Twitter | YouTube
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mentioned in this episode:
AgTech Companies
https://agtechcompanies.com
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