Roto-Gro International Ltd. manufactures and sells hydroponically-based rotational growing systems. The company is headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales. The company is focused on providing cultivation solutions, such as automated rotary hydroponic garden system. The firm is engaged in production and sale of patented Rotational Garden Systems (the RotoGro Garden Systems) and the sale and production of automated nutrient delivery and water management systems (the Fertigation Systems). Its geographical segment includes Australia, United States and Canada. The company uses automated agricultural cultivation technology to provide solutions to the indoor vertical farming market. Its global operations are focused on supplying its technology to indoor vertical farming space for both perishable food and lawful cannabis. Its Rotational Garden Systems are supported by its enterprise edition iGrow software, nutrient management system, automation technologies, and in-house design and engineering services. The company has collaborated with Verity Greens Inc. for cultivation of perishable food.
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Green with envy: RotoGro rolls up purchase order for medicinal cannabis facility
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Touted as a miracle cure for just about any ailment, medicinal cannabis has been an interesting point of contention in healthcare for years now. The media hype around the stuff has increased, patient demand has increased, and global production is booming (legally). Canadian based Wolf Island Cannabis is currently constructing a cannabis cultivation facility in
AgTech producer RotoGro delivers $600k order to cannabis company
August 13, 2019
Roto-Gro International Limited (ASX: RGO) has reported the delivery of a $600,000 order of their patented Hydroponic Rotational systems to Canadian cannabis company Oakum Cannabis. The global produce market is expected to grow from $280 billion in 2017 to $295 billion in 2022. Increasing fruit and vegetable consumption is driven by a growing middle class
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