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Jon Friedman is the COO and co-founder of Freight Farms, an organization that provides agricultural products and services that enable on-site commercial food production anywhere in the world. Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he and Jon discuss the growth of the AgTech industry, the value of marketing and the grant Jon and his team received from NASA to further their work with vertical farming.
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Key Takeaways
Tweetables
“Admittedly, I don’t have a green thumb, I would say, but I have a green mind.” (00:52)
“The current food supply chain is not set up to support the entire globe, even though it’s a very centralized global system.” (10:05)
“Our goal as a company is to continually lower the barrier of entry for anybody looking to get in or anybody looking to scale agriculture.” (13:48)
“What a lot of folks in this space look at first is, ‘What’s my ROI? What’s the economics of growing?’ And, if it works at that scale, scaling gets a lot more realistic.” (22:46)
“NASA’s a really interesting organization because you go there and they forget that they’re NASA sometimes. They forget how awesome the scope of work that they have worked on over the years is so they’re very casual about it. We tried to act cool but failed miserably.” (32:14)
Links Mentioned:
Jon’s LinkedIn
Jon’s Website
Jon’s Twitter – @JonFreightFarms
Freight Farms’ Instagram – @freightfarm
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AgTech Companies
https://agtechcompanies.com
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Jon Friedman is the COO and co-founder of Freight Farms, an organization that provides agricultural products and services that enable on-site commercial food production anywhere in the world. Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he and Jon discuss the growth of the AgTech industry, the value of marketing and the grant Jon and his team received from NASA to further their work with vertical farming.
Special thanks to our Season 1 Sponsor
IGS – https://intelligentgrowthsolutions.com/
Key Takeaways
Tweetables
“Admittedly, I don’t have a green thumb, I would say, but I have a green mind.” (00:52)
“The current food supply chain is not set up to support the entire globe, even though it’s a very centralized global system.” (10:05)
“Our goal as a company is to continually lower the barrier of entry for anybody looking to get in or anybody looking to scale agriculture.” (13:48)
“What a lot of folks in this space look at first is, ‘What’s my ROI? What’s the economics of growing?’ And, if it works at that scale, scaling gets a lot more realistic.” (22:46)
“NASA’s a really interesting organization because you go there and they forget that they’re NASA sometimes. They forget how awesome the scope of work that they have worked on over the years is so they’re very casual about it. We tried to act cool but failed miserably.” (32:14)
Links Mentioned:
Jon’s LinkedIn
Jon’s Website
Jon’s Twitter – @JonFreightFarms
Freight Farms’ Instagram – @freightfarm
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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