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2024: The volume of the Russian vertical farm market reached ₽200 million
The Russian market for vertical farms in 2024 reached a volume of ₽200 million, which indicates a growing interest in innovative technologies in agriculture and the development of the urban farming segment in the context of the digitalization of the agro-industrial complex. The market assessment was prepared by the Center for Industry Expertise of Rosselkhozbank, which notes the stable growth of the city farming sector as a promising direction for ensuring food security. This was reported by the press service of Rosselkhozbank on August 14, 2025.
City farming is a comprehensive infrastructure with its own logistics, technology and investment solutions. At the intersection of the urban environment and agricultural science, a unique space is formed, which combines green technologies, urban studies and an entrepreneurial approach to growing agricultural products.
Modern city farms use modular structures, green roofs and home gardens to prove the possibility of growing fresh produce anywhere in the metropolis. The uniqueness of technological solutions lies in their flexibility and ability to adapt to the rhythm of urban life, integrating into the most unexpected spaces of megacities.
Next-generation vertical farms are equipped with artificial intelligence systems to analyze plant growth, monitor lighting levels, humidity and resource consumption. Technological equipment makes production predictable and highly efficient, providing a year-round harvest regardless of weather conditions.
The use of closed agrocycles, such as aeroponics and hydroponics, allows harvesting regardless of climatic factors. The introduction of climate control and automation of production processes contributes to an increase in the profitability of production by 30%, which is confirmed by the real results of operation.[1]

