05/19/2022 SOURCE: flip.it
Vertical farming involves growing plants indoors, which is why it’s sometimes also known as indoor farming. Instead of sunlight and rain, vertical farms use LED lighting and controlled growing and nutrition systems. Plants are stacked vertically in layers, so many of the farms look like warehouses filled with large shelving units.
Vertical Farming - Is This the Future of Agriculture? - The Planetary Press
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