Grand Farm is a global AgTech innovation ecosystem that connects growers, researchers, and startups to test and scale agricultural technology. It operates an innovation campus in North Dakota to solve real-world farming challenges.
Grand Farm is a nonprofit, global innovation ecosystem based in Fargo, North Dakota, that brings together growers, startups, corporations, researchers, and investors to develop and scale agricultural technology. It operates the Grand Farm Innovation Campus, a 590-acre site near Casselton, North Dakota, which serves as a collaborative hub for field trials, research, and technology demonstrations. By acting as a neutral intermediary, the organization facilitates connections and structured strategy, helping stakeholders test and validate AgTech solutions—ranging from robotics and automation to IoT sensors—in real-world farm conditions to solve critical agricultural problems.
The initiative is designed to bridge the gap between innovation and practical, grower-informed adoption. Through its programming, events, and testing infrastructure, such as the Innovation Shop and Sensor Sandbox, Grand Farm enables partners to generate data-driven insights and accelerate the commercialization of new tools. This work supports farmers in improving operational efficiency, labor management, and long-term financial health. The platform also fosters regional and international partnerships, contributing to agricultural economic development and food security, while scaling its collaborative model through expanding facilities and active participation from an extensive network of thousands of organizations.