AgriForce receives additional patent on its cultivation facility design IP

AgriFORCE Growing Systems has received another patent for its FORCEGH+ cultivation system.

"This continuation patent covers the innovative FORCEGH+ facility design, including its ability to integrate with different automated systems," commented Richard Wong, Chief Financial Officer of AgriFORCE.

This patent expands on the company's previously announced patent related to its FORCEGH+ facilities. "FORCEGH+ is the company's proprietary grow facility design, a sustainable methodology and environment, including in extreme macro climates, for growing optimized crops through Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) equivalent pharma-grade standards," Richard further explained. "FORCEGH+ facilities are designed as advanced AgTech, high-efficiency building envelopes developed through proprietary engineering and materials. FORCEGH+ advantages include facility designs that harness solar power, advanced hydroponics providing precise and consistent high-yield crop growth cycles, and the ability to be deployed in a variety of ecosystems. The company has developed FORCEGH+ with the intent to optimize crop yields to as near maximize genetic potential while eliminating the need for pesticides, fungicides, and herbicides, thereby providing customers with the next-generation of controlled-environment agriculture."

"We see the benefits of adding another key U.S. patent around our FORCEGH+ technology, which significantly expands the scope of coverage and extends the timeline around our IP."