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Friend of the site Farmer Tyler just released a great series of short videos on lighting for plants (all applicable to indoor vertical farms) and asked me to take a look. Short answer: it’s great.
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Friend of the site Farmer Tyler just released a great series of short videos on lighting for plants (all applicable to indoor vertical farms) and asked me to take a look. Short answer: it’s great.
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This is one of the best and most accessible conversations on horticultural lighting I’ve seen. Farmer Tyler visits Dr. Ricardo Hernandez at North Carolina State University to learn about light quality research and its practical applications in horticulture.
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Check out this summary of a conversation from 3 failed vertical farmers talking about what they would do differently.
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How forgiving are hydroponic systems for experimenting with rare crops? “Generally they’re just not,” says Tyler Baras with a laugh. Baras, a.k.a. Farmer Tyler, should know – he’s managing a 12,000 sq ft experimental greenhouse and is a master of controlled environment agriculture. But while it’s hard, he says there is a way to do extraordinary crops correctly in hydroponics and vertical farming. And it’s worth it – people are captivated and drawn to unusual plants and flavors. Keep reading this exclusive interview with Tyler to learn:
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Chris Thoreau of blew the lid off the microgreens business…literally. He cut the top off of a shipping container to make an insulated greenhouse and started making 6 figures in yearly sales. In this interview, he talks about: