Refrigerated Containers for Agriculture & Harvest Operations
For farms, vineyards, dairies, cannabis, and livestock operations. Rent from $799/mo or buy from $7,995. USDA-friendly. Generator-compatible. Delivered nationwide.
Refrigerated Containers for Agriculture Businesses
Harvest doesn't wait for cold storage. When yields come in faster than your packing house, walk-in cooler, or processing line can handle, perishables go to waste in hours - produce wilts, berries ferment, milk sours, cut flowers droop, cannabis loses potency. Conexwest refrigerated and freezer containers give farms, ranches, vineyards, dairies, and cultivators fast field-side cold storage. Available in 10ft, 20ft, and 40ft sizes. Hold harvest-fresh temperatures from +32°F to +75°F, with freezer and ultra-low options down to −94°F for specialty crops, dairy, and pharma-grade applications.
Cold Storage for Every Type of Agricultural Operation
Orchards & Vineyards
Field-side pre-cooling for stone fruit, table grapes, and wine grapes during peak harvest. 40ft units handle bulk volumes; 20ft dual-voltage units move between vineyard blocks.
Fresh Produce & Vegetable Farms
Harvest-season overflow for row crops, berries, and mixed vegetables. Rapid pull-down after field pick; humidity-controlled options for leafy greens and cut flowers.
Dairy Farms & Creameries
Grade A raw milk holding, cheese aging, and creamery overflow. USDA/PMO-aligned stainless interiors with continuous temperature logging for audit files.
Cannabis & Hemp Cultivators
Curing and long-term flower storage at +50°F to +70°F with controlled humidity. METRC-compatible logging available on custom builds.
Meat, Livestock & On-Farm Processing
Post-slaughter chilling and on-farm meat processing cold rooms. Hanging rails, stainless interiors, and freezer options for USDA-inspected operations.
Floral & Greenhouse Operations
Cut-flower cold rooms and greenhouse harvest holding. Humidity-controlled configurations extend vase life for roses, lilies, and seasonal blooms.
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20ft Dual Voltage Refrigerated Container
Field-mobile cold storage for vineyards, dairies, and smaller farm ops. Dual-voltage runs on generator power at remote sites or standard 220V at the pack-house. Easy to relocate between blocks during multi-week harvest.
Prices: From $899/mo
40ft Refrigerated Container
Bulk pre-cooling for produce farms, orchards, and harvest co-ops. 40ft high-cube capacity holds large produce volumes during peak harvest windows — daily, weekly, or full-season rental.
Prices: From $899/mo
20ft Single-Phase Temperature Controlled Storage
Climate-controlled 40°F to 50°F holding ideal for cannabis storage, floral cold rooms, and specialty agricultural products. Single-phase 220V operation at farms, cultivation sites, and processing facilities.
Prices: From $16,500 (Refurbished) · $41,950 (New)
How it works
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Refrigeration containers adhere to the most stringent industry standards, ensuring they are safe, reliable, and compliant across various sectors. These units are ISO certified for quality management, BIC certified for intermodal transport compliance, and AWS certified for superior welding quality. They also meet FDA standards for food safety and NSF approval for sanitation, ensuring they are fit for food and pharmaceutical use. Additionally, these containers are HACCP compliant for hygiene, CE certified for European safety regulations, and often UL listed for North American electrical safety standards. These comprehensive certifications ensure the containers meet the highest standards required for industrial, commercial, and specialized applications.
Common Agriculture cold storage questions
Most berries (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries) hold best at +32°F to +36°F with 90–95% humidity. Pre-cool within 1–2 hours of harvest to maximize shelf life. A 20ft refrigerated container is the most common choice for berry operations under 50 acres.
Yes. Daily, weekly, and full-season rentals are available — no annual contract required. Most growers rent a 40ft refrigerated unit for 4–16 weeks during peak harvest, or a 20ft dual-voltage unit for field-mobile setups. Common patterns: 6 weeks for stone fruit, 8 weeks for table grapes, 10–14 weeks for apples or pears.
Yes. Single-phase refrigerated containers run reliably on properly-sized portable generators (15–25 kW continuous load). A 20ft dual-voltage rental adapts to varying power setups at remote sites. For mission-critical ultra-low needs at remote ranches, a 40ft deep freezer with built-in generator removes the dependency entirely.
Cannabis curing needs +60°F to +70°F with 55–65% relative humidity, stable for 2–4 weeks. A single-phase 20ft temperature-controlled medium-temp container is the standard configuration. Custom builds include METRC-compatible temperature and humidity logging.
Same-week delivery is available for most 48-state locations on common configurations (20ft and 40ft refrigerated). Remote rural sites typically receive in 5–7 business days. Specialty configurations confirmed at quote.
Yes — humidity-controlled configurations are available on most refrigerated and specialty containers. Common ranges: 85–95% RH for fresh produce and cut flowers, 55–65% RH for cannabis curing and long-term flower storage. The single-phase 20ft and 40ft medium-temp containers are the most common bases for humidity-controlled cultivation cold rooms.
Containers are built with food-grade stainless steel interiors, sealed floors, and digital temperature logs that support Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), GlobalG.A.P., USDA cold-chain requirements, and Grade A PMO for dairy. Compliance documentation ships with every unit for your audit file. <!-- /FIGMA_BLOCK_13 --> _Run `python3 industry_page_clones/_apply_figma_text.py` to refresh from Figma XML._
