Container Farming Has The Potential To Grow Food In Regions Where Traditional Farming Is Impossible

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Engineered to overcome many of the challenges experienced by traditional agriculture producers - such as extreme weather conditions, pests and disease, short growing seasons, and environmental limitations, container farms hold considerable potential to grow food in regions where traditional farming is impossible; such as Arctic, desert, and urban environments.

Essentially a sustainable ‘farm-in-a-box’, a hydroponic container farm can produce many different crop types using 90% less water and 95% less land*. Grow leafy vegetables, herbs, flowers, fruiting plants, gourmet mushrooms, houseplants, and more!

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* versus conventional farming methods

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