Vertical farming

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Vertical farming

31 December 2017 by oliver

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Vertical farming allows for food production using a tiny fraction of the water and land of conventional agriculture and without the use of pesticides or fertilisers. San Francisco-headquartered Plenty, with funding from Amazon?s Jeff Bezos, is building enormous indoor farms to grow fresh produce ? mainly greens at this point ? close to or inside cities where they will be eaten, which cuts down on the CO2 required to transport food. https://www.plenty.ag/

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lynnwood @ 2018.01.01 7:12 AM
Thanks for the update. Another Idea Spy spotted this idea in August this year. https://www.ideaspies.com/vertical-farming-turning-your-walls-into-gardens-for-year-round-harvest/.

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