TerraSphere's technology has applications for a broad spectrum of partners, including private businesses, public agencies and institutions, non-profit organizations, and governments. Economic, societal, political and regulatory trends have created a strong demand for innovative agricultural solutions. Forward-thinking investors seek new opportunities for profitable investment in urban agriculture that will meet consumers' demands for fresh, high-quality, pesticide-free produce. In many regions of the world, climate makes it impossible to meet this need year round. TerraSphere and its partners provide a solution on a commercial scale by creating the ideal environment for plant production, instead of searching for ideal plants to adapt to environmental conditions.
TerraSphere is currently exploring potential partnerships with the following:
Squamish First Nation- Mastronardi Produce
- Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC)
Canada's economic and social well-being benefits from strong, self-sufficient Aboriginal and northern people and communities.
Our vision is a future in which First Nations, Inuit, Métis and northern communities are healthy, safe, self-sufficient and prosperous - a Canada where people make their own decisions, manage their own affairs and make strong contributions to the country as a whole.
- Choices Markets
With eight stores and a rice bakery in the Greater Vancouver area, including our newest store in Kelowna, BC, Choices Markets is Western Canada's largest grocer of natural and organic food.
We are proud to provide the best and healthiest foods for your family. You now have a choice for something better.
The Squamish Nation is comprised of descendants of the Coast Salish Aboriginal peoples who lived in the present day Greater Vancouver area; Gibson’s landing and Squamish River watershed. The Squamish Nation have occupied and governed their territory since beyond recorded history.
Situated near pristine Point Pelee National Park, Mastronardi Produce Ltd is one of the largest glass and plastic greenhouse operations in the world. We use state of the art European technology to produce year-round consistently wonderful tasting vegetables. Our hydroponics vegetables are grown in a biologically controlled, herbicide-free environment. Bumblebees and ladybugs are just a few of our greenhouse team players.
Certified by The Associated Builders and Contractors as an Accredited Quality Contractor, J.M. Coull, Inc. offers customers a full range of construction services that include construction management, design/build, and general contracting services. We have demonstrated success completing a range of projects, including new building projects, total building renovations, operational facility upgrades, and process-specific retrofits.
Boston's Back Streets program retains and grows Boston's viable industrial and commercial businesses and their diverse job base through the strategic use of land, workforce and financial resources.
"The goal of the Back Streets program is to support Boston's many small and medium-sized industrial and commercial companies by creating the conditions in which they can grow and prosper, and attract new manufacturing and commercial businesses to the city."
Multiple production systems and multiple genotypes are required to fill consumers' demand for year-round availability of fresh strawberries. However, environmental conditions such as hot summers days and cold winter days limit the time of strawberry production to only one or two months each year within a geographic region or fruit production district. USDA's Agricultural Research Service and TerraSphere are interested in a collaboration to develop new, controlled-environment production systems that incorporate novel ARS technologies for propagation of clean, pest-free strawberry transplants for year-round strawberry production.