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Crops Can Now 'Tell' Growers When They Are Stressed

All plants use internal electrical, mechanical, and chemical signaling networks to coordinate growth, reproduction, and defense – and Vivent is the first company in the world to launch a commercial crop health diagnostic system based on plant electrophysiology

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Former Shipping Container Maker Uses Them To Farm

Operating on a rented 1,000-square-meter (quarter-acre) patch of wasteland in Hong Kong's rural Yuen Long, Lee's MoVertical Farm utilizes about 30 decommissioned containers, some decades old, to raise red watercress and other local vegetables hydroponically, eliminating the need for soil

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How Hydroponic Farming Can Bring You Produce That Aren’t Locally Grown……With No Soil Needed

Derived from Greek terms hydro (water) and pono (work), hydroponics literally means “working water” as plants are grown in water beds, with liquid solution feeding them the minerals and nutrients they need

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CHAP Launches CropMonitor Pro – A New Digital Service For Predicting Crop Pest and Disease Risks

CHAP is delighted to announce the launch of a new digital service – Crop Monitor Pro. It is designed to help growers and agronomists predict the likelihood of pest and disease outbreaks on their farm

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"Vertical Farming Is Not The Answer For All of Humanity's Woes"

When people talk about vertical farming, they often focus on what it gets right: saving water compared to traditional agriculture, providing communities with safe, fresh, healthy and locally-grown food, etc

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