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INVESTOR PRESENTATION

April 2018



Forward Looking StatementsThe information set forth in this document contains “forward-looking statements.” Statements in this document, which are not purelyhistorical, are forward looking and include statements regarding beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions regarding the future.

Except for the historical information presented herein, matters discussed in this document contain forward-looking statements thatare subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from any future results, performanceor achievements expressed or implied by such statements. Statements that are not historical facts, including statements that arepreceded by, followed by, or that include such words as “estimate,” “anticipate,” “believe,” “plan,” “intend,” “expect,” “may,” “should,”or similar statements are forward-looking statements. Risks and uncertainties for the Company include, but are not limited to, therisks associated with the impact of general economic conditions in countries in which the Company conducts business, the impactof competitive products and pricing, product demand and market acceptance, new product development, the continuation anddevelopment of key customer and supplier relationships, and the availability of high-quality, qualified personnel and management.Other risks include, but are not limited to, factors affecting development and expansion activities generally including access tocapital to meet all of the Company’s financial requirements and the Company’s ability to control costs. There can be no assurancethat the Company’s efforts will succeed and the Company will ultimately achieve sustained commercial success. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this document, and the Company assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements, except as required by applicable securities laws, or to update the reasons why actual results could differ fromthose projected in the forward-looking statements.

Although the Company believes that the beliefs, plans, expectations and intentions contained in this document are reasonable,there can be no assurance those beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions will prove to be accurate.

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Future Farm is a Premier AgTech Company

Future Farm Technologies (CSE:FFT, OTCQX:FFRMF) is rapidly expanding its diversified portfolio of assets relating to cannabis, hemp, food and other plant growth technologies.

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Divisions

Future Farm Has a Diversified Portfolio of Assets

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Management & Board of Directors

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Bill Gildea, MBA: Chairman & CEOMr. Gildea is the founder and president of ECAP LLC, a boutique investment firm committed to transforming environmental concerns into environmental andbusiness opportunities. With over 20 years of experience, he is recognized as a pioneer in the field of environmental insurance, and has a strong record ofsuccessfully advancing environmental businesses and projects through effective finance and investment strategies.

John Sweeney: Director & COOMr. Sweeney brings with him 16 years of direct cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practices) manufacturing experience in operations of industry leadingbiotechnology companies including Pfizer, Wyeth, Genzyme and most recently as Vice President of Operations at Tilray, a 60,000-square foot, federally licensedCanadian medical cannabis operation on Vancouver Island. He has extensive knowledge and experience in the requirements of regulated manufacturing forcommercial and clinical products and served as liaison for auditing regulatory agencies including the FDA and EMA. Mr. Sweeney holds an MS in EngineeringManagement from Tufts University in Medford, MA and a BS in Biology from the University of New Hampshire, Durham.

Craig Stanley: Director & Acting CFOMr. Stanley is CEO of CBO Financial, Inc., which he founded in 1999 as a financial consulting firm that aids mission driven organizations in the development andfinancing of projects that revitalize distressed communities. Since then, Mr. Stanley and CBO have facilitated investment of $850 million in flexible, below marketfinancing to help transform low income communities and the lives of people who call them home. CBO has received six awards totaling $150M from the U.S.Treasury Department under the New Markets Tax Credit program, in addition to securing 11 additional awards for clients totaling $378M. CBO is headquartered inColumbia, MD and serves a nationwide service area including Puerto Rico and Guam.

Scott McDermid: Director, Manager of LED CanadaMr. McDermid is the proprietor of Rocky Mountain Investments, a real-estate investment company. Mr. McDermid’s experience in land development and realestate management extends over 20 years.

George Groccia: Project Manager ConsultantMr. Groccia is an Industrial/Organizational Psychologist with a track record of helping businesses grow to their fullest potential. Having earned his MA at GoldenGate University, Mr. Groccia applied his craft as a consultant with Bearing Point, liaising with top executives within Phillips Life Sciences division. A careerentrepreneur, Mr. Groccia grew a local business to gain national relevance in the hospitality sector guiding the profitable sale of his company.


Cannabis Advisory Board

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John Sweeney, Chairman of Advisory Board (See Management Slide)

Chris Lesh: Mr. Lesh has over 10 years experience within the cannabis cultivation and dispensary industry in Washington State. Mr. Leshpreviously served as Production Director for Privateer Holdings, Inc., where he was responsible for the operational oversight of cannabis productionat Tilray’s Vancouver facility, and for the sourcing of additional production capacity throughout the west coast and Canada. Mr. Lesh adds greatexperience when it comes to sourcing capital, increasing production capacity, and setting up the facilities to operate efficiently and effectively.

Derek Ross: Mr. Ross has over ten years of experience working as a consultant for various non-profit dispensary and cultivation organizations allacross the United States. Mr. Ross is the CEO and Founder of Cannatech LLC, a Rhode Island-based cannabis consulting company as well asCannatech Medicinals, a Massachusetts registered cannabis dispensary. Mr. Ross has been central to the design of controlled environmentcultivation facilities for clients, ranging from residential to industrial scale and regularly conducts extensive training seminars and classes on the bestpractices for fruitful cultivation. His expert knowledge, extensive background, and industry relationships makes Mr. Ross the perfect strategic additionto the Board, as he will be able to add value on several near term initiatives.

Donny Sizemore: Mr. Sizemore is a proven project developer, brand conceptualizer and organizational builder. Mr. Sizemore melds 28 years ofproject development experience and a penchant for serious industry analysis with a unique set of brand building acumen. Mr. Sizemore is CEO ofDominion Solaris, LLC, which consults and teaches best practices in sorting through various state compliance, building code, and operational metricswithin the cannabis industry. Mr. Sizemore focuses on bottom line results that are data driven, spanning from seed-to-sale production through fullbrand development. His cannabis industry competence and connections will be fully implemented across a various mix of disciplines and creativeendeavors for Future Farm Technologies.

David Gawitt: Mr. Gawitt has over ten years of experience working as a consultant for various dispensary and cultivation organizations, primarily inthe western United States. Mr. Gawitt is the CEO and Founder of CannaSure Agriculture LLC, a Denver, Colorado based cannabis-consultingcompany, which serves as a consultant to startups as well as established producers. Mr. Gawitt is experienced in production, retail design, regulatorycompliance and marketing strategies as well as brand building.


Cannabis Industry Medical Uses: Epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, Cancer Treatment,

Migraines, Nerve Damage, HIV/AIDS, Multiple Sclerosis, etc.

9 states and DC allow recreational sales of marijuana as well as medical; an additional 20 allow medical use only. Others allow only for the sale of CBD, an extract which is non-psychoactive. (http://www.businessinsider.com/legal-marijuana-states-2018-1)

Estimated amount of cannabis that Americans consume annually: 8.8 - 17.6 million pounds (WhiteHouse.gov)

Average price per pound for wholesale cannabis in California is $1,400 (www.cannabisbenchmarks.com)

California to account for 40% of US cannabis market in 2017 (GreenWave Advisors)

59% of U.S. population now lives in a state where marijuana has been legalized

30 States including Washington DC have medical marijuana laws 22 States including Washington DC

have Operating Dispensaries

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Marijuana Legalization by State (Mar 2018)

Cannabis Market Data – Sales Growth

8Source: BDS Analytics (Marijuana Business Daily) CSE: FFT OTCQX: FFRMF

Hemp Market Data – Sales Growth

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U.S. Retail Market for Hemp Grew to $688 Million in 2016

Estimated to Grow to $1.8 Billion by 2020



Produce Farms Future Farm is developing several projects in the

Eastern US Each license deal is >US$3M New Market Tax Credit (Federal Government

Program) Projects in partnership with CBO Financial

Business Model: Build-Own-OperateCannabis Farms Turnkey medical marijuana growing operation together

with capital necessary to commence and stabilize operations Additional private sector equipment leasing

opportunities

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Vertical Farming Technology Future Farm has secured a worldwide perpetual

license to use and license proprietary vertical farming technology

Benefits of this Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) include:

90% less water, fertilizer and land used Zero chemical pesticides Zero fuel & oil use by farm machinery Zero bulk plant transportation 10x Greater Yield than greenhouse &

100x Greater Yield than conventional 30x less Food Miles travelled (50 vs 1500) 100% Pure & Organic Products

Hemp Farms Future Farm is positioned as a hemp farming and

CBD business for growing, researching, developing and selling organic hemp and CBD oil

Cultivation & Vertical Farming DivisionBusiness Model: License & Patent


Cultivation & Vertical Farming DivisionFlorida: Operating Greenhouse with Potential for Cannabis License

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Florida Regulations & Market Data Floridians voted yes in November 2016 on Amendment 2, which broadened medical cannabis usage to individuals

with "debilitating" medical conditions as certified by a licensed physician Florida cannabis market projected to be $1.6B in annual sales by 2020 (Arcview Market Research)

o Expected that the Florida Cannabis market will be second in size to California One of the larger US markets for legal marijuana, even without considering the potential for recreational legislation

Property and Business Acquired By Future Farm 10-acre operating greenhouse in Apopka, Florida

o Fully operational 10-are greenhouse business, with option for additional 10 acres.

o Located in Orange County, which is designated to legally cultivate, process and dispense cannabis.

Next Steps Increase output of existing decorative plant operation using FFT’s

cultivation technology Obtain cannabis cultivation and extraction licenses

Estimated US$3M in Revenue in 2018 from 10-Acre Greenhouse


Cultivation & Vertical Farming DivisionMassachusetts: Attleboro Farm

Market & Opportunity ArcView Market Research and New Frontier Research each estimate the adult use recreational

market in Massachusetts to have annual sales in excess of $1 billion by 2020. In Massachusetts, licensed Registered Marijuana Dispensary’s (“RMD”) and applicants with

provisional licenses (such as BCWC) applying for an adult use license are eligible for prioritized application review by the state.

Attleboro is located within driving distance to many of the most densely populated states in the US.

Location & Partner Future Farm acquired a controlling interest in Bristol County Wellness Center (“BCWC”), a licensed

cannabis grow and dispensary in Massachusetts. BCWC was awarded a special permit from the City of Attleboro and a provisional license from the

Department of Public Health to build and operate a 24,700-sq ft. RMD that will grow and sell medical marijuana.

This vertically integrated license allows BCWC to build out its facility and engage in cannabis cultivation, processing and retailing.

BCWC plans to add two additional retail outlets when suitable locations are identified and required approvals are obtained.

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Next Steps The timetable calls for construction to begin in the second quarter of 2018, and revenue to begin in the fourth quarter.


Cultivation & Vertical Farming DivisionMaine: Hemp FarmsOpportunity Future Farm is well positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for CBD and other cannabinoids, not only in

the pharmaceutical development industry but in the existing and growing consumer market, using its full-spectrum of in-house technologies (state-of-the-art, scalable cultivation and extraction equipment).

With over 100 organic certified acres ready to plant and an additional 1,000 acres available for expansion, Future Farm Maine is poised to be the largest hemp farm in the North East.

Market CBD is poised for expansion due in part to the FDA’s acceptance of a New Drug Application submitted by GW

Pharmaceuticals plc for Epidiolex®, a drug containing CBD. Goldman Sachs projected 2025 worldwide sales of US$2.2 billion for Epidiolex®, with more than half 56% of

sales coming from off-label use.Properties1) Amity, ME (Hemp Farm)

120-acre industrial hemp farm in Amity, ME 1,700 plants are expected to be harvested per acre, which translates into ~10-kilos of CBD distillate per

acre $90,000 per acre in revenue, or on 120-acres a projected annual revenue of $10,800,000. 2) Hersey, ME (Hemp Farm)

220-acres of farmland (with an option for another 1,000-acres) to grow and process organic hemp. 3) Belfast, ME (CBD Hemp Cultivation & Processing into CBD Oil)

12,960 sq. ft. of space in a 60,000 sq. ft. building, with an option to expand or buy the building

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Next Steps Future Farm Maine will use the Belfast building to germinate 200,000 hemp seeds over the next few months,

which then will be planted to meet the summer growing season at the Amity and Hersey farms.


Cultivation & Vertical Farming DivisionRhode Island: Providence Farm

Market & Opportunity Rhode Island is a densely populated state with over one million residents. Medical Marijuana laws allow urban farms to cultivate cannabis in designated areas.

Property Providence, RI

o Future Farm purchased a 15,000-sq ft building, located in a M-1 zone, which permits the cultivation of cannabis

o The farm will showcase Future Farm’s proprietary scalable, indoor Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) technology

o The farm's proximity to numerous northeast routes will enable the farm to capitalize on many channels of distribution.

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Next Steps The Company intends to lease this property to a local, licensed cultivator who will use the property as a licensed

medical marijuana cultivation space, providing wholesale cannabis to Rhode Island’s state-sanctioned dispensaries.

Partner Mr. Jim Coull is leading the design & construction work at the farm. He offers commercial design-build, general contracting

and preconstruction services to the cleanroom laboratory, advanced technology, education and healthcare industries. Mr. Coull has experience with Future Farm’s CEA technology, and even helped to refine the CEA system by creating greater

efficiencies during growth trial phases.


Cultivation & Vertical Farming DivisionMaryland & Alabama: Produce Farms

PartnersVolunteers of America Chesapeake Co-located near a residential re-entry center, which helps ex-offenders reenter society and

the workforce after serving federal prison sentences Provide job training and therapeutic opportunities for VOAC’s residents

CBO Financial, Inc. Plan, co-finance, and perform day-to-day operations at the farm

Future Farm Technologies Inc. System design (vertical farming cultivation technology, LED lighting) Off-take agreements Ongoing Operations & Maintenance support

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Highlights Produce fresh food Provide quality jobs in a low income community Provide job training and therapy opportunities

Next Steps CBO to perform feasibility study and

obtain financing


Cannabis Extraction, Processing, Breeding DivisionEQUIPMENT OVERVIEW Utilizing a patent-pending closed loop extraction system via a third-party Falling film technology in a safe, non-pressurized design using ethanol as

solvent Low temperatures and short residence times preserve all the essential

components including cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids In production in California and expected to expand throughout 2018 High-throughput while maintaining quality (20 lbs. per hr.)

PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW

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Load Capacity per 1 hour run: 20 lbs

Run Time: 1 hour (24 potential runs daily)

Oil Yield: 10% on average (15-20% potential)

Est Yield per 1 hour run: 908 grams

Est Wholesale Price per Gram: $20

Potential Revenue: 908g x $20 = $18,160 per hour

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Cannabis Extraction, Processing, Breeding DivisionCaliforniaCalifornia Cannabis Market California is the 6th largest economy in the world California to account for 40% of US cannabis market in 2017 (GreenWave Advisors) The cannabis market in California is expected to reach US$6.5 billion by 2020 (ArcView

Research)

Partners FFM Consulting Services, LLC (“FFM”), Future Farm’s majority owned subsidiary, is under

agreement with a California non-profit to manage the manufacture of cannabis oil using a non-volatile method in Huntington Park, CA (LA County).

Extraction Facility – Huntington Park The non-profit has secured a sublicense to legally manufacture cannabis oil using a non-

volatile method compliant under the Medical Marijuana Regulation And Safety Act (“MMRSA”).

The state-of-the-art extraction facility produces highly pure cannabis concentrates to supply California’s medical marijuana patients’ rapidly growing demand for both THC and CBD oil.

Next Steps Increase inventory and capacity as California prepares to create a market for legal

recreational cannabis Incorporate breeding lab as an extension of the Rahan partnership in Newfoundland

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Cannabis Extraction, Processing, Breeding DivisionNewfoundlandPartners & Location Future Farm and Rahan Meristem formed a JV to breed and propagate elite

clones of cannabis. A world renowned global agro-biotechnology company incorporated in the State of Israel with more

than 250 employees and over 40 years of experience in plant propagation and breeding Future Farm and CEPG Consulting & Design signed a LOI to house the R&D

facility to grow elite cannabis strains in St. John’s, Newfoundland.Cannabis Cloning Research Once licensed, the R&D facility will use state-of-the-art controlled environment

equipment and techniques to create a research hub and create valuable IP. The JV will develop, own and utilize Rahan's proven and proprietary technology

to mass-produce elite new strains of marijuana to fit various profiles required of its medical and legal use.

The Partnership will use Future Farm’s patented vertical farming technology and Scorpion LED grow lights to supply over 200,000 clones to the farm in 2018.

Next Steps CEPG will apply for a dealer license from health Canada, which will enable R&D to begin on the growth of cannabis

plants. Buildout of the existing building and construction of new 6,000 sq ft laboratory space.


Cannabis Retail DivisionPuerto Rico

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Joint Venture into Puerto Rico Dispensaries Future Farm formed a joint venture in Puerto Rico with TCG Investments,

owners of the Clinica Verde brand of medical dispensaries, under the name FFPR, LLC

Future Farm acquired a 40% ownership interest and a 50% economic interest in FFPR’s 5 pre-qualified dispensary licenses for medicinal, operating under the brand Clinica Verde .

The JV has signed the first of five leases for the Clinica Verde-branded dispensaries in the Condado neighborhood of San Juan, one of the island’s most highly trafficked areas

Ownership in the dispensaries provide the potential of consistent cash flow while contributing to the expansion of the medical cannabis industry, which is a key driver for the future economic development of Puerto Rico.

Next Steps (Clinica Verde) Sign the remaining four leases to expand presence to ten stores in

Puerto Rico Complete dispensary design and construction


Online Direct Sales:

www.LEDCanada.com

www.COBGrowLights.com

Augmented Reality The AR market is set to explode from a $10 billion market today to $120 billion in just the next

two years. Future Farm has acquired the exclusive right to use AR E1, LLC's patented AR technology

within the cannabis industry. Future Farm plans to spin off the AR business in the form of a stock dividend, expected to occur

Q2 2018. AR technology to be used in dispensaries and in other partnerships

Cryptocurrency Future Farm entered into a definitive agreement with New England CCS to acquire a 51%

stake in FlipCoin FlipCoin is a cryptocurrency application and Point of Sale (POS) platform – similar to Square FlipCoin is expected to be used in Future Farm’s Cannabis operations

LED Lighting & Growing Supplies Market:

LED Horticulture Light Module Market at $395 Million in 2014 and Forecast To Reach $1.8 Billion by 2021

Growthstar brand of LED lights have been top rated for almost 5 years COB and MCOB (‘Chip on Board’ and ‘Multiple Chips on Board’) technologies provide 50%

reduction in power use Scorpion LED COB Grow Lights passed Intertek’s ETL certification process LED Lighting & Growing Supplies to be used in Future Farm’s and 3rd party operations

Technology Division

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http://www.ledcanada.com/

http://www.cobgrowlights.com/

https://youtu.be/D8jh2g0Hy2g


Growth Opportunities & Business Development

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Future Farm has created a diversified portfolio through a broad geography of partnerships and will continue to form relationships to expedite growth.

Focus areas for partnerships and acquisitions include:

Cultivation Technology

Cultivation Operations

Dispensaries

Cannabis Extraction

Food & Beverage Companies

Future Farm’s management team is committed to provide economic value to its shareholders in 2018.


Financial SummaryAs of March 23, 2018

STOCK LISTING CSE: FFT OTCQX: FFRMFPublic Since December 2014Shares Outstanding 112,254,733Management Ownership % 5%Share Price $0.60 CAD $0.468 USDMarket Cap $67.35M CAD $52.53M USDOptions 6,325,000Warrants 15,410,115Fully Diluted Shares Out 133,989,848

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Bill Gildea, Chairman & [email protected](617) 834-9467

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Evan Gappelberg, [email protected](631) 899-1273

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