Business Plan Summary Green Sense Farm is the leader in indoor vertical farming

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Business Plan Summary Green Sense Farm is the leader in indoor vertical farming SUST S360: The Art of Sustainability Course jointly developed by Green Sense Farms and IUSB

Q: Water, energy, transportation are inextricably linked to food production. The population is projected to be at 9 billion people in the year 2050. How will we feed a growing global population and use less water and energy? A: Grow indoors in stacking hydroponic towers, using sustainable farming practices and build Farms near consumers.

Core Values Food Quality Food Safety and Hygiene Sustainability Grown (Good for people and planet- zero waste, zero energy, reuse all water) Create a positive, safe work environment Set the standard for indoor vertical farming and be a market leader CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION DO NOT DISTRIBUTE

Sustainability Goals Reduce, reuse, recycle & rot (anything that is organic compost) Goal is to be zero waste, zero energy and recycle all water CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION DO NOT DISTRIBUTE

To profitably and sustainably grow the best leafy greens in a controlled indoor environment, transforming farming and produce distribution. We didn t create farming. We made farming better.

You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. Buckminster Fuller

New Model: Grow food by crop type! Field Farming wheat, corn, soybeans Greenhouses tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers Indoor Vertical Farms leafy greens, lettuces, herbs, plant protein

Current Food Distribution Model Farm Table Days 1 2 3 4 5 6 8/15/2016 CONFIDENTIAL & PROPRIETARY INFORMATION - DO NOT COPY OR DISTRIBUTE

Disruptive Distribution Model Farm Table Hours 1 6 12 18 24 8/15/2016 CONFIDENTIAL & PROPRIETARY INFORMATION - DO NOT COPY OR DISTRIBUTE

Green Sense Farms Business Model Grow high quality leafy greens year-round. Sell produce to educated consumers willing to pay a premium for high quality, locally and sustainable grown produce. Build a network of Farms and locate at college/corporate campuses, hospitals, military basses and grocery stores distribution centers.

Why Now? Consumers are demanding fresh, locally grown, high quality produce, free of chemicals. Retailers have recognized this trend and seek local growers that can provide high quality produce, year-round, regardless of climate and weather conditions. There is a shortage of growers who can produce a consistent, predictable, yearround supply of fresh vegetables, pesticide, herbicide and GMO free.

Green Sense Farms Solution Grow leafy green vegetables 24/7, 365 days a year, in ultra clean, climate controlled grow rooms, free of pesticides, herbicides and GMO seeds, reducing waste, conserving energy and recycling water and nutrients. Put these farms at the point of consumption and distribution.

Products Lettuces Culinary Herbs Baby Greens Micro Greens Whole Foods, Lincoln Park, Chicago

Customers Grocery Stores Produce Company Select Restaurants

Competition Uneducated consumer Uneducated retailers Uneducated academics/politicians Field farmers lobby Modern Sustainable Farms

Vision Build a produce brand that is: Nationally-Known & Locally-Grown Design, build, own and operate a network of vertical farms in the USA, China, Canada & Scandinavia Locate Farms at the point of consumption wherever large volumes of meals are sold daily College/corporate campuses, hospitals and military bases Locate Farms at the point of distribution Perishable food distribution centers 8/15/2016 CONFIDENTIAL & PROPRIETARY INFORMATION - DO NOT COPY OR DISTRIBUTE

Green Sense Farms Advantages Seasoned management team Strong customer base Proven Indoor growing technology Partners and strategic relationships Controlled sanitary environment Compliance with Food Safety and Product Recall regulations Year-round production & consistent plant quality Largest indoor vertical farm and user of LED grow lights

Partnerships Philips LED lighting innovation partner Hotimax- Fertigator and automated control sensors Rijk Zwaan- Non GMO seeds bred for LED lights Desert Aire- Climate Control Systems Dramm Water Treatment Star Global Agriculture- China Operating Partner Infinite Herbs- Growing Partner Ivy Tech Community College Farm Partner Indiana University South Bend- Sustainability University of Arizona, CEAC- R&D Green Sense Radio Show- Outreach

Management Team Robert Colangelo, Manager/CEO Carl Wenz, CFO/Treasurer Rob Schlyer, Secretary/ Manager Investor Relations/Counsel Lane Patterson, Agricultural Engineer, Systems Manager Corbett Miller, Grower 8/15/2016 CONFIDENTIAL & PROPRIETARY INFORMATION - DO NOT COPY OR DISTRIBUTE

Media Coverage

Exit Strategy Green Sense Farms is a leader in a rapidly emerging market. We will continuously evaluate opportunities that are in the best interest of shareholders to maximize their returns. Options include: Stock buyback Consolidate other indoor vertical farms Merge with a strategic partner Sell the company to a strategic or financial buyer Launch an IPO CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION DO NOT DISTRIBUTE

. 6525 Daniel Burnham Drive, Suite B Portage, IN 46368 The End