Vertical Farming
Will vertical farming take place of traditional farming?
Vertical farming is key to the future of farming and will become a fundamental part of the overall agricultural ecosystem, but it will not take place of traditional farming.
Modern agriculture faces a number of challenges, which will only be exacerbated as climate and population conditions change. These include water scarcity, land-use and the problems associated with monoculture, the use of pesticides and their impacts on health and the natural environment due to their use. Vertical farming can help to alleviate these challenges.
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Vertical Farming
Will vertical farming take place of traditional farming?
Vertical farming is key to the future of farming and will become a fundamental part of the overall agricultural ecosystem, but it will not take place of traditional farming. Modern agriculture faces a number of challenges, which will only be exacerbated as climate and population conditions change.
Vertical Farming
Why is vertical farming important?
Vertical farming has the serious potential to address areas of global agricultural and environmental need with a committed and innovative community driving its adoption. Across the globe there are major challenges driving the need for a huge and urgent transformation in how we produce and distribute
Vertical Farming
What is a vertical farm?
Vertical farming is the practice of producing food in vertically stacked layers. The modern ideas of vertical farming use indoor farming techniques and total controlled-environment agriculture (TCEA) technology, where all environmental factors can be controlled to optimise plant growth.
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