Police officers have seized hundreds of plants being grown for the production of the Class B drug in Batley town centre on Friday night.
West Yorkshire Police said officers were responding to reports of a burglary at a business premises when they happened across the farm.
A spokesman for the force's Batley & Spen neighbourhood policing team said: "On the evening of Friday 28th February, officers from NPT Team 2 responded to a report of an ongoing burglary at a business premises near to Batley town centre.
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"Upon arrival, officers discovered a sophisticated, and high value cannabis 'farm'.
"A team of officers spent the entire day removing plants and equipment used for the cultivation of the cannabis plants."
