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The iconic bright red Christmas poinsettias that flood stores, homes and businesses each year during the holidays are back. The Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association offers five tips consumers can use to help these festive plants last through the holiday season. “The Christmas poinsettias grown in Florida bring joy to families and businesses
Kentucky-based AppHarvest announces IPO
According to the announcement, the company raised $475 million of gross proceeds as a result of the deal.
In a press release, AppHarvest has announced its Initial Public Offering (IPO). The resulting company – AppHarvest, Inc – will be traded on Nasdaq effective Feb. 1 under the ticker symbols “APPH” and “APPHW.”
“Today marks an important milestone for AppHarvest and for American agriculture as we drive the next chapter of our growth as a public company,” said Jonathan Webb, founder and CEO of AppHarvest, “The capital we raised in this transaction will further advance our mission of transforming agriculture by developing large-scale sustainable food production in the heart of Central Appalachia. We currently import nearly half of all fresh vine crops sold in the U.S. To create a more resilient food system, we must farm more efficiently and closer to where the food is needed.”