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Avisomo Growth Station vertical farming system
- Published 6 January 2023 and updated 21 September 2026. Avisomo’s Growth Station lets crop trolleys move independently rather than follow a fixed queue. Software plans routes for each crop and uses a “plant recipe” to set lighting, irrigation and airflow at each stage; recipes are refined using growing data. Growers can choose their level of automation, cultivate multiple crops, and expand in stages to manage capital and operating costs.
- The page claims the system can use 99% less water and 90% less land than conventional agriculture, eliminate pesticides, and grow indoors year-round. Growing near buyers is said to reduce transport emissions and preserve nutrients/shelf life. The page says the system focuses on greens, herbs and microgreens, with tomato and cucumber pilots.
- Avisomo had raised EUR 2 million for an automated Norwegian proof-of-concept facility, and the page says systems could be ordered for deployment from March 2023; these deployment details may be outdated. It cites a vertical-farming market forecast from USD 4 billion in 2022 to USD 20 billion by 2029. The company targets established growers and food businesses with access to markets. Links to UN goals 2 and 12.
- Public contact: Endre Harnes, Chief Commercial Officer, endre@avisomo.no, +47 977 13 109. Company: AVISOMO AS, Raufossvegen 40, 2821 Gjøvik, Norway; avisomo.com.
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