305 Farms, an indoor marijuana grow company, announced it is close to finishing phase one of its new campus in Michigan.
The company plans for the 40-acre, $110 million cannabis grow site to be the largest artificial light marijuana grow operation in the state. The new campus is stationed in Lawrence, Michigan, a village in Van Buren County.
“We negotiated with four other municipalities before deciding to make Lawrence our home-base. We chose Lawrence due to the available land, proximity to I-94, and key access to needed utilities,” 305 Farms CEO Matthew Peon said in the press release. “Another key factor was the excellent working relationship with Lawrence officials. This project would not have been possible without their assistance and support.”
The farm is being constructed in three main phases, according to the company.
Phase one is expected to create 44,000 square feet of cultivation rooms and a 16,000-square-foot operations center. There will be dedicated space for trimming, processing, commercial kitchens and a warehouse. Phases two and three are scheduled to be completed in 2022 and 2023. The company plans to add two more buildings, totaling 200,000 square feet.
“When all three phases are completed, we will have more than 350,000 square feet of indoor cultivation and supporting operations on this campus, costing us nearly $110 million. The opening of our first building, which serves as the heart of the campus, is a major step. We’re beyond excited….
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305 Farms, an indoor marijuana grow company, announced it is close to finishing phase one of its new campus in Michigan.
The company plans for the 40-acre, $110 million cannabis grow site to be the largest artificial light marijuana grow operation in the state. The new campus is stationed in Lawrence, Michigan, a village in Van Buren County.
“We negotiated with four other municipalities before deciding to make Lawrence our home-base. We chose Lawrence due to the available land, proximity to I-94, and key access to needed utilities,” 305 Farms CEO Matthew Peon said in the press release. “Another key factor was the excellent working relationship with Lawrence officials. This project would not have been possible without their assistance and support.”
The farm is being constructed in three main phases, according to the company.
Phase one is expected to create 44,000 square feet of cultivation rooms and a 16,000-square-foot operations center. There will be dedicated space for trimming, processing, commercial kitchens and a warehouse. Phases two and three are scheduled to be completed in 2022 and 2023. The company plans to add two more buildings, totaling 200,000 square feet.
“When all three phases are completed, we will have more than 350,000 square feet of indoor cultivation and supporting operations on this campus, costing us nearly $110 million. The opening of our first building, which serves as the heart of the campus, is a major step. We’re beyond excited….
