3 ms·
Vertical farms don't need to worry about pests, weeds or blights and they put the crops right by the users, in the city outskirts. So that seems like a major pa
by JulianMorrison 10y ago
Vertical farms don't need to worry about pests, weeds or blights and they put the crops right by the users, in the city outskirts. So that seems like a major part of the answer.
- JoeAltmaier 10y agoDon't follow. Pests, weeds and blight don't care where you put the crops. They can happen anywhere.
- JulianMorrison 10y agoWeeds, pests and blight cannot penetrate a sealed enclosure with a filtered, positive pressure air supply. A vertical farm would be a clean room and quite possibly not operated by humans at all, but by robots that don't have to go in and out and be decontaminated.