The term aeroponics, meaning “working air,” stems from the Greek words for air, “aer,” and labor, “ponos.” This form of hydroponics involves growing plants without the use of soil. Instead, it relies on air to deliver a nutrient-rich mist to the plant's roots. Plant roots are sprayed with a special Mist so they require 40 percent less water than Hydroponics.
The video above talks about how future crops will provide nutritious fresh forage for your livestock, no waste all year round production and 95% less water than conventional fields. If the feed is of good quality cows emit less methane. The system produces what is called hydrograin and comes in different configurations to help improve Farm efficiency.
It's not easier to establish local production at once in the right place, so they offer this automated hydroponic mobile farm that saves Transportation time water land and energy. One Farm can yields 240 pounds of microgreens.
A vertical farm can be built anywhere in the world and it will yield twice as much as the competition. It has a unique modular design and produces quality products all year round.
A better method to farming called regenerative agriculture is growing in popularity as an approach to simultaneously reduce carbon emissions and improve soil.
A good deal more people will require products that have progressed from just being produced self-sufficiently to being grown by regenerative systems, embracing a system approach that considers the outcome on land, people, communities and health.
Regenerative agriculture is an important way of farming and ranching that increases overall yield while bettering the quality of land, reducing costs, conserving water, enriching soil and generating greater biodiversity.