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In your opinion does all this knowhow possibly translate to novel forms of indoor / vertical / space / alternative agriculture that is competitive with the curr
by AtlasBarfed 4y ago
In your opinion does all this knowhow possibly translate to novel forms of indoor / vertical / space / alternative agriculture that is competitive with the current land-intensive, soil-destroying, pesticide-requiring, water-intensive, heavy carbon/petroleum fertilization?
Maybe we should ban raspberry or pistachios and see what happens in underground production.
- rolph 4y agoparticular crops are suitable for hydroponic methods such as strawberries and herbs, some do very poorly such as tenderfruit. there are issues with root disturbances, and root volume. disease can spread very quickly. its water conservative, and land onservative, but can produce salt "tailings" apparently we are a lazy species, and need regular prompting for innovation.