Grand Farm today proudly unveiled its Innovation Shop near Casselton, North Dakota. The 25,000 sq. foot facility will serve as a space for collaboration, research, and demonstration that will continue Grand Farm’s leadership in agriculture technology and developing solutions for farming in a new era.
Designed to foster group activities, provide space for technology demonstrations, and upskill the region, the Innovation Shop boasts a range of facilities including a classroom, boardroom, and a 300-person auditorium, alongside a fully operational equipment shop.
“We are thrilled to open the doors to our Innovation Shop,” said Dr. William Aderholdt, Executive Director of Grand Farm. “This facility represents our dedication to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in agriculture through technology. By providing a space where growers, startups, corporations, researchers, educators, and government can collaborate, experiment, and bring their ideas to life, we are taking a significant step towards a more sustainable and efficient agricultural future.”
Located on the Grand Farm Innovation Campus, which spans 590 acres, the Innovation Shop provides the space, technology, and research infrastructure needed to address agricultural challenges using advanced technologies such as autonomy, robotics, drones, and artificial intelligence.
“This facility will be extremely beneficial for our farming community,” said Vanessa Kummer, a Grand Farm Grower Advisory Board member and grower from Colfax, North Dakota. “Grand Farm’s Innovation Shop and the greater campus provide a collaborative space where growers can share knowledge, interact with the latest technological advancements, and contribute to the development of solutions. It’s an incredible resource that will help us stay ahead in an ever-evolving industry.”
The grand opening of the Innovation Shop marks a significant milestone for Grand Farm and the broader agricultural community, promising to drive innovation, inspire future generations, and contribute to the evolution of modern farming practices.
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