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Babylon Micro-Farms

https://www.babylonmicrofarms.com/
Last activity: 31.03.2026
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Babylon is developing the next generation of cloud-based, remotely managed vertical farms that combine innovative technology and high-quality design, allowing you to grow your own fresh produce all year-round through our automated, easy-to-use systems.
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Location: United States, Virginia, Richmond
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +1 877-589-2885
Total raised: $17.1M
Founded date: 2017

Investors 9

Funding Rounds 4

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
03.04.2023Series A$8M-
29.11.2022-$3.8M-
18.03.2021Seed$3MThe Center...
08.01.2020Seed$2.3M-

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31.03.2026Inc. Names Babylon Micro-Farms to Its 2026 List of the Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the Mid-AtlanticInc Regionals Announcement Photo It validates what our team has been building: a best-in-class indoor farming experience that brings fresh produce directly to the world's leading schools, hospitals, hotels, and corporate campuses.” — Tappan...
16.10.2025Babylon Micro-Farms Hosts Virginia Secretary of Agriculture in Celebration of World Food DayThe Babylon Micro-Farms team with Virginia Secretary of Agriculture Matthew Lohr (center) and CEO Marc Oshima (right of Lohr) during Lohr’s October 15 visit celebrating World Food Day and Virginia’s leadership in CEA. Virginia Secretary of ...
12.08.2025Babylon Micro-Farms Ranks on the 2025 Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private CompaniesBabylon Micro-Farms ranks 1009 on the Inc 5000 list Sharon Rettinger, National Sales Director, Babylon Micro-Farms Babylon Micro-Farms Earns First-Time Ranking — No. 1 in Richmond, No. 39 in Virginia, and No. 95 Nationally in Business Produ...
24.02.2025Babylon Micro-Farms Appoints Marc Oshima as New CEO to Scale the Business GloballyMarc Oshima, CEO, Babylon Micro-Farms Babylon Micro-Farms names Marc Oshima as CEO to drive global growth, leveraging his indoor farming expertise to scale operations and expand key markets. It is a business with an impressive set of custom...
05.02.2025Babylon Micro-Farms Unveils Galleri Lite, a Game-Changer in High-Nutrition, Onsite FarmingGalleri Lite with Microgreens Babylon Micro-Farms launches Galleri Lite, an affordable, high-nutrition micro-farm delivering fresh, pesticide-free produce with zero food miles and high ROI. The Galleri Lite isn’t just about growing produce;...
06.03.2024Babylon Micro-Farms is bringing vertical farming to K-12 classesIn an e-mail exchange, Babylon Micro-Farms CEO Alexander Oleson tells me “we’ll have these in every school and apartment one day.” It’s a nice vision, and really the level of belief/commitment required to run a startup — particularly in a f...
11.01.2024Data snapshot: From insect ag and vertical farming to aquaculture… the top 20 deals in Novel Farming Systems in 2023Data snapshot is a regular AgFunderNews feature in which we analyze agrifoodtech market investment data provided by our parent company, AgFunder. Click here for more research from AgFunder and sign up to our newsletters to receive alerts ab...
25.05.2023The Week in AgriFoodTech: Pluton Biosciences bags $16.5m, Babylon Micro-Farms secures funds, José Andrés launches climate instituteThis week, agtech companies Pluton Biosciences and Babylon Micro-Farms raised funds for microbial cover crops and vertical farms, respectively. Celebrity chef José Andrés teamed up with a university for a new food and climate institute, and...
06.04.2023The Week in AgriFoodTech: Hardee Fresh grabs $56m, Upward Farms shuts down, Wine that tastes like climate changeVertical farming saw good and bad news this week, as Hardee Fresh raised new funds, Upward Farms ceased operations and Kalera filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Elsewhere, digital-first burger delivery service VICIO secured new cap...
03.04.2023Babylon Micro-Farms lands $8m Series A: ‘Bigger does not necessarily mean better in vertical farming’US-based Babylon Micro-Farms has raised $8 million in Series A funding to expand its business providing remotely-managed vertical farming technology. Venture South led the round with participation from Virginia Venture Partners, Hull Street...
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