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    Co-Alliance, LLP Makes Investment in Indoor Farms of America, LLC

    By urbanagnewsAugust 10, 2017Updated:April 12, 2018No Comments3 Mins Read
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    AVON, IN (August 08, 2017) – Co-Alliance, LLP announced today its investment for an ownership stake in Indoor Farms of America, LLC, a Nevada-based company specializing in controlled environment agriculture (CEA) innovation.

    “Becoming a part owner of Indoor Farms of America represents our belief in its products and people,” said Co-Alliance CEO, Kevin Still. “We see the potential of integrating this world class indoor agriculture equipment into traditional farming operations as a way to diversify family farms, add a year-round income stream, and bring the next generation back to the farm.”

    In addition to its investment in Indoor Farms of America, Co-Alliance purchased two “warehouse” style farms last week, marking an important milestone for the CEA company. “We have achieved the first stage of the plans to have indoor farming adopted by the very folks who have kept us fed in this country since its inception, and that is the traditional farmer,” said Indoor Farms of America CEO, Dave Martin.

    Co-Alliance will pilot these indoor farms with traditional farmers, assessing the capability to diversify income, spread risks, and to supply local fresh produce all year round. Said John Graham, CFO of Co-Alliance, “We are evaluating the commercial application and income generating potential of the farms here in Indiana so when we introduce the technology to our member-growers on a larger scale, we have a turnkey, replicable, scalable complete production process in place.”

    “When Dave and I developed the equipment, we embarked on a journey that started four years ago and continues with an intense focus on research and development. This is an affirmation of the purpose of the journey. We know our equipment produces outstanding results that make it more than viable in the indoor growing environment,” said Ron Evans, President of Indoor Farms of America.

    Co-Alliance sees new opportunities for farmers to have a major impact on the “locally grown” food movement.
    Per Kevin Still, CEO of Co-Alliance, “Co-Alliance is positioning itself and its farmer owners to be able to capitalize on the growing consumer demands for truly fresh, locally grown, and high quality products available to them from local farmers they know and trust, year round. And to do so, we believe investing in Indoor Farms of America is the right way to go about it.”

     


    Co-Alliance, LLP is a partnership of cooperatives with community roots established in the 1920s. Headquartered in Avon, Indiana, its 50 locations across Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio serve the areas of Energy, Agronomy, Grain Marketing, and Swine and Animal Nutrition. For more information, visit www.co-alliance.com.

    Indoor Farms of America, LLC is leading indoor ag innovation. It has farms installed in countries surrounding the globe, and brings meaningful advancement to indoor agriculture, with a sole purpose to make it economically viable. Indoor Farms of America is dedicated to creating a sustainable food supply for generations to come. The company designs and builds advanced indoor agriculture equipment using a proven, reliable aeroponics method as the foundation of the farm, allowing people to grow produce year-round. Visit www.indoorfarmsamerica.com.

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