PolarPonics is an innovative, entrepreneurial enterprise that is dedicated to developing cost-effective, sustainable and ecologically responsible agricultural technologies for agri-preneurs, enthusiasts, experienced growers and small communities in Canada and elsewhere. These will meet the need for food security by integrating inexpensive, market-ready technologies & methods to improve the efficiency of indoor & outdoor agricultural production. We are ready to partner with other innovators and institutions to continue to develop the future of food security.
We are actively engaged in concept & proposal development to build research capacities among diverse stakeholders
Through applied research, we have developed & patented key technologies to enable food security for community-level agriculturalists.
We are ready to apply our knowledge to develop effective solutions for individuals and communities.
Glenn is a passionate professional with broad experience in project management, proposal development, research and innovation. He has extensive experience with the inception, deployment and delivery of results in major environmental and agricultural research projects throughout the circumpolar Arctic. With a strong background in the fields of agricultural innovation, sustainable development, climate change, hydrometeorology and hydroponics, he intends to develop food security solutions for individuals and communities throughout Canada.
Glenn J. Scott
With a foundation in applied research, we been actively engaged in environmental and agricultural research in Canada’s north and beyond.
We are unafraid to do what hasn’t been done before and forge inter-disciplinary connections to develop concepts that are both inspiring and insightful.
Mastering the art of the well-researched ‘pitch’ has led to successfully funded projects through various public agencies and private interests.
All research and projects that we develop must lead to results that can be immediately applied.
The development of ecologically guided technology that works with its environment rather than against it is our founding principle .
‘What do communities and customers actually need or want?’ is our first question, not our last.
May 18, 2018 – Hay River, Northwest Territories – Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor) Dealing with the high cost of food in the North is a constant challenge for producers and consu…
There are a number of different solutions for northern food insecurity that have been presented to northern stakeholders. Many of these solutions are containerized installations that are capable of gr…
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