We have a lettuce problem in Ontario. We love our salads, but how we get our greens leaves a lot to be desired. Most of the lettuce Ontarians buy is grown in the western United States, which means that by the time it gets to you it’s both old (and often slimy) and...

High-tech greenhouse will grow fresh, pesticide-free cut baby leaf greens for food service and retail sectors. King City, Ontario, October 1st, 2024 — Kinghaven Farms, established in 1967 and renowned for its legacy in thoroughbred horse racing and breeding, is...

It starts with a couple of seeds, sown into some soil and resting upon a conveyer belt. For about 24 days, that bundle of seeds and soil will be guided around a large greenhouse by robotic machines until it’s a full-grown head of lettuce. Then,it will be tossed off...