Future Tech Farm: A Distributed Farm Made of Modular, Internet-Enabled Aquaponic Gardens
Posted By Brian Falther On February 4, 2013 @ 5:00 pm In Gardening,green Interiors,Reader Submitted Content,Sustainable Food | 1 Comment
Future Tech Farm [4] is a decentralized and distributed farm that consists of a series of small aquaponic grow systems [5] connected via the internet. Upon receiving a module, users open up their grow systems, fill them with water and fish, plant what they want, plug them in, watch them grow and engage with a community of technology-based farm systems. Participants can track all of their grow cycles online, see what other people are growing, and compare variables for improving yields.
Via Seedstock [5]
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