Batch 64 Insights

I’d like to share a story about how we came to be, the purpose behind the company, and why we believe it can be a model for businesses around the world.

Targeted Nutrient Solution: Oregon Bud Company Lowers Nutrient Costs by 75% and Increases Efficiency

A grow’s decision to save $4,000 a year by substituting a high-quality coir product with a cheap one resulted in an estimated $100,000 loss.

Batch 64 breaks down the good, the bad and the downright ugly in a showdown of coconut coir vs. rock wool.

John-Paul Maxfield likes to think big and create. The CEO and Founder of Waste Farmers and Batch 64 didn’t get into business to make or sell a product. He got into business to change the world, and he wants the company he started to last for generations.

After getting fired from his data analyst job at a Denver private equity firm in 2009, John-Paul Maxfield embarked on a grandiose-sounding mission he describes as “speeding up the adoption of a new food system to feed humanity wherever we live.”

40 under 40 winner – John-Paul Maxfield – John-Paul Maxfield believes that sustainable agriculture can help meet growing food demand while also decreasing environmental damage.