A new agricultural-tech company is aiming to bring life back to a historic southwestern Manitoba landmark, with a $30-million investment to create a huge vertical farming operation in Brandon’s downtown. Brandon Fresh Farms Inc. president Adam Morand says the company was created to purchase the iconic McKenzie Seeds building in Brandon and make it home to a 120,000-square-foot vertical farm. Vertical farms involve growing crops in stacked layers, using controlled-environment agriculture — often in places like buildings or shipping containers that are smaller then traditional farming areas. “It’s a food security project, but it is also a heritage building project,” Morand said. The food tha
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