Hydroponic - the ideal solution for urban agriculture
Professor Terry Fujimoto of California Polytechnic University (USA) sees the future of agriculture in the bushes of roots
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Professor Terry Fujimoto of California Polytechnic University (USA) sees the future of agriculture in the bushes of roots
For the first time, in the southern provinces, vegetables are grown in a completely automatic hydroponic method, designed by Da Lat Biology Institute and Ho Chi Minh Cit…
Thanh Mai and Tu Trinh (students of biotechnology) won the prize with the product
Crops and fruit trees may soon be grown in greenhouses the size of buildings in city centers around the world - according to the Daily Mail of the UK.
Daiwa House, Japan's largest housing development company, has just introduced Agri-Cube, a technology complex that shortens time and increases productivity of aquatic ve…
If this form of farming is further developed, we can absolutely bring them out into space.
Compared to farms that operate in the old way, which depends on the land and sunshine, high-tech farms produce 100 times more, using only 5% of normal water.
According to Engadget, this is the result of research by two companies in Alaska to eliminate the shortage of fresh vegetables in remote areas.
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
Taking advantage of abandoned bomb shelter underground, two British businessmen successfully built a model farm of multi-level hydroponic vegetables.
A US Navy lab is studying how to grow green vegetables on a submarine for the crew's three-month trips.
According to Tech Insider, Everblume is a hydroponic garden, meaning that the tree will be grown in a nutrient-rich water environment instead of the usual soil.
Just need to connect wifi to the phone, users can take care of clean vegetable beds at home anywhere, although hundreds of thousands of kilometers away.
Finnish winter is very harsh because of the snow cover, so it can not be cultivated. Therefore, the team decided to produce equipment to help plant plants in the home.
Many people like to grow vegetables, fruits, flowers, herbs, but in the space in the city, no garden and no space, then how?