Officially, it’s the Grand Farm Education and Research Initiative Inc., and the project is promoted as a “neutral platform” for ag investment into ag technology.

The organization has an office in downtown Fargo, but in the next year, the group will set up shop in the field — standing up an Innovation Facility in a big way at Casselton, North Dakota. Undergirding that is a $10 million federal matching grant. A “soft” capital campaign has provided $2 million from major contributors. A more public phase will begin by the end of 2022.

Continuing reading the InForum article, “Lofty ‘Grand Farm’ gets down-to-earth in its ag innovation journey”, here!