Committed to introducing vertical and traditional agricultural farming methods on the club grounds
We are inspired by the Vertical Harvest, located in Jackson, Wyoming. The farm is situatedlocated within a see-through glass building that shows crops being grown and harvested. Vertical Farming can increase crop yields by 10-20x more per acre, farmed and uses up to 98% less water.
The Grand Teton Club, blessed with our own water source, pump systems and approximately 750,000 gallons of underground potable water storage, is committed to introducing both vertical and traditional agricultural farming methods on the club grounds.
Our goal is to allow our community to control the use of agrichemicals
such as pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides, and GMOs.
For animals raised for nourishment, separate governing committees may determine guidelines regarding the use of antibiotics, hormones, growth stimulants, tranquilizers, and GMOs. These committees will provide members with choice, transparency, and control over how food is produced, as well as how animals raised for protein and dairy are cared for and fed.