You Won't Believe How Farming In Clouds Looks Like

Discover the future of crop cultivation in our latest UA-cam video on vertical farming! 🌱 Dive into the world of innovative agricultural practices that maximize space and resources while minimizing environmental impact. Join us as we explore the heights of vertical farming technology and its potential to revolutionize food production worldwide. Don't miss out on this exciting glimpse into the future of farming!
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‪@world-farm‬

[@user-bh9mv2jj1x]

I'm speechless, this is just amazing

[@world-farm]

Yes, it is. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@30zoop]

What about nutritional value of food? Is it same as outdoor crops?

[@world-farm]

Thank you for watching and for this question. The soil must be farmed, nutrients must be added to the soil, just as nutrients are added to the solution in hydroponics. The different is in harvesting and keep the nutritional value in crops. The moment a plant is harvested, it begins to lose nutrients. Higher the temperature more is the loss. By that metric alone, Hydroponics is a clear winner as most of the hydroponic farms are setup within or near large cities and provide their produce fresh to the consumer. Unless, of course, you grow your food on your garden or field.

[@thomas11malinowski]

Lol, Just put seeds in the ground... Younger generation, no grounds too expensive, instead I'll just build a multi floored soilless garden ran by ai bc its cheaper? Man fuck these land prices

[@world-farm]

Thank you for your opinion. The question is where you are, because land prices are not cheap everywhere, and if you live in a big city where there are no free plots, you need to think about other cultivation options. This option is not a cheap option, but for many people, restaurants, companies, etc. it is a smart option in the long run. In addition, you can grow all year round.