Food Infrastructure Fridays
Explore Greenhouse Technology, Indoor Farming, Automation & the Future of Food Infrastructure
Explore the Future of Food Infrastructure at NuLeaf Farms
Every other Friday, NuLeaf Farms opens its Calgary R&D facility to a small group of industry professionals, organizations, and project stakeholders interested in the future of controlled environment agriculture.
Food Infrastructure Fridays are designed to provide practical insight into greenhouse systems, indoor farming, automation, environmental controls, operational strategy, and modern food production infrastructure.
Each session includes a short presentation, walkthrough of NuLeaf’s active R&D grow room, and open Q&A discussion with the NuLeaf team.
These are not sales presentations or classroom seminars. They are practical, industry-focused conversations built around real-world operating experience and active technology development.
Event Details
Food Infrastructure Fridays
Location: NuLeaf Farms R&D Facility — 8030-11500 35 Street SE, Calgary, Alberta
Schedule: Every Other Friday
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Format: Presentation, R&D Tour & Open Q&A
Capacity: Maximum 10 Guests Per Session
Cost: Complimentary — Registration Required
Who Should Attend
Food Infrastructure Fridays are designed for professionals and organizations exploring:
Inside the NuLeaf Farms R&D Lab
NuLeaf Farms actively evaluates growing technologies, lighting strategies, automation systems, and plant cultivars within its Calgary-based R&D facility.
Ongoing testing includes:
- Growing Systems
- Environmental controls
- Irrigation and fertigation
- Lighting technologies
- Plant cultivars
- Automation and workflow
- Data collection an AI
The goal is to better understand which systems and crop strategies create the strongest operational and financial outcomes for growers.
Explore the Future of Food Infrastructure
As supply chains become more volatile and demand for resilient local food systems continues to grow, greenhouse and indoor farming infrastructure are becoming increasingly important components of long-term regional development.
Food Infrastructure Fridays are designed to help organizations better understand the opportunities, technologies, and operational realities shaping modern controlled environment agriculture.
