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Posted On: 02/02/2023 3:28:16 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Advanced Container Technologies Inc. (ACTX) Unveils New Line of GrowPod Controlled Environment Farms
Advanced Container Technologies (OTC: ACTX), the exclusive U.S. distributor of self-contained, automated, indoor “micro-farms” called GrowPods, has announced a new line of automated modular GrowPod systems. The new line is designed to expand the GrowPod offerings to a wider range of customers and specialty plant cultivations. The new systems, which are designed and built by GP Solutions, are also known as vertical farms, grow rooms and container farms; each option creates a clean environment that allow plants can grow to their full potential. The new offerings include Flex Farm, a five-tier, five-channel growing system with a hand sink, nursery, and prep area; Hydro Farm, a five-tier hydroponic growing system with many of the same features as the Flex Farm but without the hand sink, nursery and prep area; Hybrid Farm, a unique system with a five-tier, three-channel growing system on one side and a three-tier flood table on the other side; Grow Max, a soil-based pod that comes in single, dual and triple-tier setups designed to use less water while maximizing yields; Entry Unit, a clean room that can be configured for processing, fertigation, or multiple other uses; and DP1 Drying Unit that features NSF-rated insulated walls, dehumidification, circulation fans, HVAC system and carbon filtration that provides an ideal environment for drying plants. The announcement notes that the new line of pods is modular and stackable, making the pods ideal for an array of users, including farms, large commercial enterprises, nurseries, restaurants, grocery stores, nonprofits and more.
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Advanced Container Technologies (OTC: ACTX), the exclusive U.S. distributor of self-contained, automated, indoor “micro-farms” called GrowPods, has announced a new line of automated modular GrowPod systems. The new line is designed to expand the GrowPod offerings to a wider range of customers and specialty plant cultivations. The new systems, which are designed and built by GP Solutions, are also known as vertical farms, grow rooms and container farms; each option creates a clean environment that allow plants can grow to their full potential. The new offerings include Flex Farm, a five-tier, five-channel growing system with a hand sink, nursery, and prep area; Hydro Farm, a five-tier hydroponic growing system with many of the same features as the Flex Farm but without the hand sink, nursery and prep area; Hybrid Farm, a unique system with a five-tier, three-channel growing system on one side and a three-tier flood table on the other side; Grow Max, a soil-based pod that comes in single, dual and triple-tier setups designed to use less water while maximizing yields; Entry Unit, a clean room that can be configured for processing, fertigation, or multiple other uses; and DP1 Drying Unit that features NSF-rated insulated walls, dehumidification, circulation fans, HVAC system and carbon filtration that provides an ideal environment for drying plants. The announcement notes that the new line of pods is modular and stackable, making the pods ideal for an array of users, including farms, large commercial enterprises, nurseries, restaurants, grocery stores, nonprofits and more.
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