Controlled Environment Agriculture Projects

Controlled Environment Agriculture Projects

From Feasibility to First Harvest.

Whether it’s improving food security, expanding commercial production, modernizing an existing facility, or developing a new agricultural business, NuLeaf Farms partners with clients to transform ideas into high-performing food production systems.

Our team provides expertise throughout the entire project lifecycle, including feasibility studies, business planning, facility design, automation, irrigation and fertigation, environmental control, commissioning, operator training, and long-term technical support. By combining engineering, plant science, and automation, we help clients reduce risk, increase productivity, and build operations that are designed to perform for years to come.

From commercial greenhouses and indoor farms to Indigenous food sovereignty initiatives, research facilities, educational institutions, and community agriculture projects, every solution is tailored to the client’s objectives, the production system, and the people who will operate it. Our focus is simple: delivering practical, scalable, and profitable food production infrastructure that creates lasting value.

Project Portfolio


Side view of NuLeaf fertigation and irrigation automation system in a commercial indoor farm

A large-scale commercial indoor farm retrofit featuring automated fertigation, irrigation, environmental monitoring, and remote farm management.


Forestry & Native Plant Greenhouse

A specialized greenhouse project developed in partnership with a First Nation to support native plant production, forestry operations, economic development, workforce training, and long-term food sovereignty in British Columbia’s Interior.


Inside Shipping Container Farm - Controlled environment agriculture projects

NuLeaf modernized an existing Alberta shipping container farm with automated irrigation, environmental control, equipment monitoring, alarm notifications, and remote system access.


A vertical hydroponic farm designed to strengthen local food production and support food security for an Alberta food bank.

Food bank vertical hydroponic farm in Alberta with growing towers, water treatment equipment and automated controls

Developed for a First Nation in British Columbia’s Interior, this commercial greenhouse demonstration and training facility supports workforce development, local food production, and long-term economic growth. Designed to build practical growing skills and operational experience, the facility helps strengthen community capacity while advancing broader food sovereignty and economic development objectives.


Comprehensive feasibility studies and technical planning services supporting greenhouse, indoor farming, food processing, and integrated food infrastructure projects across Western Canada.