Commercial Greenhouses at BioPark Canada
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200 acres

Commercial Greenhouses

Year-round greenhouse production of local fruits and vegetables.

200 ac

Growing footprint

365 days

Growing season

100%

Renewable powered

6

Core crops

Mission

Prove that Canada can grow fresh, affordable produce twelve months a year using nothing but renewable energy and world-class horticultural science.

Spanning 200 acres, the Greenhouse District features state-of-the-art commercial greenhouses powered entirely by renewable energy. Crops include lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, strawberries, basil and cucumbers — grown year-round using sustainable, high-yield methods that minimize environmental impact while maximizing productivity for regional food supply.

The Greenhouse District overlaps the Restaurant District, with a series of cultural dining spots that bring farm-to-table to reality. Visitors walk a raised interpretive corridor above the growing bays and watch their dinner being harvested.

Inside the district

What's being built here.

  • Greenhouse operations

    Private-public partnerships with a binding commitment to community food — a share of every harvest is directed to local food centres, schools and food banks.

  • Shared resources

    Shared use of solar, compost-to-energy and geothermal systems generated next door in the Sustainable Energy District.

  • Research and partnerships

    Partnerships with national research groups and local institutions to consolidate knowledge and accelerate biological and technological innovation.

Innovation highlights

  • Robotic propagation and harvesting lines
  • Machine learning yield and disease prediction
  • Compost bioreactor heat capture
  • Geothermal heating and cooling loops
  • Closed-loop irrigation and nutrient recovery
  • Supplemental LED spectrum tuning

Opportunities

  • Greenhouse operator leases
  • Agri-tech pilot deployments
  • Propagation and nursery ventures
  • Post-harvest packing partnerships

Partners we're seeking

  • National research groups
  • Ontario colleges
  • Food banks
  • Grocery retail