2024 Global CEA Census Report
Unlock Key Insights into the Future of Controlled Environment Agriculture
This comprehensive report provides a deep dive into the current trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) industry worldwide.
With over 450 participants from 75 countries, the census captures diverse perspectives from growers, innovators, and industry leaders across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond.This year’s report focuses on technology adoption, uncovering:
- 🌱 How farmers are leveraging innovative tools to scale operations
- 🔋 Renewable energy integration and sustainability practices
- 🤖 Automation and labor-saving solutions
- 💡 The barriers and opportunities in adopting advanced AgTech
Our Partners:
The 2024 Global CEA Census is a collaborative effort brought to you by Meister Media Worldwide and Agritecture Consulting, two trusted leaders in advancing the CEA industry through education, innovation, and strategic insights.
Why Download the Census?
Whether you’re a grower, investor, supplier, or policymaker, the 2024 Global CEA Census is your roadmap to smarter decisions and strategic growth in the evolving agricultural landscape.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain exclusive access to:
✅ Regional insights into tech adoption
✅ Emerging trends in CEA practices
✅ Key considerations for future investments
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Previous Years’ Reports
The 3rd annual CEA Census, produced by Agritecture & WayBeyond, spotlights greenwashing, future production, and sustainability metrics. This report showcases how growers measure specific ESG outcomes, and what their perspectives are on sustainability.
AgTech leaders Autogrow and Agritecture Consulting have concluded our 2nd Annual Global CEA Census, focusing on understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on CEA operations around the world.
Autogrow and Agritecture Consulting released the first Global CEA Census Report, the most in-depth global survey of indoor & controlled environment agriculture ever conducted, with 316 total respondents from 54 countries.