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CubicFarm Systems

www.cubicfarms.com

 
CubicFarm Systems Corp. (TSXV:CUB) is a local chain ag-tech company founded by farmers. We provide unique automated onsite commercial-scale food & livestock feed technologies. Our CubicFarms` technologies convert wasteful long supply chain agriculture into local chains that profit and protect our people, planet, and economy. Our technologies provide independent and efficient fresh produce and livestock feed supply for every city, community, government, and country 365 days a year. At CubicFarms, we believe food dependence is dangerous. Our team`s mission is to create technology to successfully feed our changing world. We will significantly improve independent access to quality food and maximize ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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