Hydroponic lettuce greenhouse factory -- Automated

[@rochrocket2560]

Amazing! we have so much to learn from Israel. Kudos for your genius work!

[@homoinstabilis76]

well...anyone can do whatever he likes to do...if you let them do it...of course!

[@wickedpancake1904]

Shut up

[@RupertofOZ]

It began well before that. In 1860, Professor Julius von Sachs published the first standard formula for a nutrient solution. Modern nutrient theory/composition is attributed to Hoagland (1919) The birth of modern hydroponics is usually attributed to Dr.Gericke's application of hydroponics His methods were adopted by he US Armed forces, which built several large hydroponics farms on non-arable islands in the Pacific in the early 1940s, Ascension Island, Iwo Jima and Okinawa.

[@homegrafting]

Liked the video :) Thanks for sharing!

[@warlenys]

this is my favourite video on the internet

[@ngugikimani9463]

Hi Juanita T. Wilson! I would be glad to learn this technology through your thorough step-by-step video. I will check it up. Thank you, Ngugi Kimani

[@C-Enterprise]

any latest video of this plant today? how this business doing after 6 years

[@protdeaf]

I would like to know all about it. Your website doesn't have the info I need. I want to know its cost, building time and other details about the project. Thanks.

[@pleasantvalleyenergyllc3357]

Perfect technology for our “Joe Dome” agricultural monolithic dome.

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

A lot more healthier than sugar or industrial meat. Great farm !

[@Future_AgriTech]

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[@MyDadWorksAtMarcs]

Do you ever run into aphid problems with your greenhouses? if so do you have any recommendations as what what type of pesticide can be used as a systemic or effectively as a foliage spray?

[@dezusexe6075]

Try to google ''aphid predators'', instead using pesticide.

[@ryhu4755]

what is the power consumption per square meter?

[@brett8667]

Fantastic But what shall we do for work once we eliminate all the jobs

[@AgribusinessBD]

Very very good

[@ginsu3665]

sophisticated farming very extraordinary 😍😍

[@freddiecooks7298]

For your grow tents the best source for C02 is the Master Grow C02 Generator Bags a plants must have $18.00 on ebay

[@innovative6233]

Please share your location and size of the Hydroponic Green house

[@haydeecartolin4435]

esta interesante la forma como lo manejan en su distribución de control de calidad en el sistema de hydroponics a la vista parece fácil pero tiene su tiempo me encanto verlo quiero saber massss

[@sanpya333]

how much will i invest like your factory?Can you explain me?Thanks.

[@nataraj82]

hi, I looking for a automatic control system of water nutrients. please let me know if you can help. Thanks & Regards Nataraj KN

[@sonsoukkhy]

did you fertilizer in the water for vegetable ?

[@alinafotova6364]

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[@khanhng2010]

what chemical do u use to grow lettuce?

[@mabukulutangu1415]

Wonderful technology

[@loveyouwithpassion]

Do you have any productions as this in Mexico?

[@YosephZuskin]

What is the cost of constructing and maintaining such factory and can automation be applied to the harvesting process (in other words can human labour be eliminated from the production process entirely)?

[@giovanniromarate8501]

Can you build one for us in cebu city ? How much money needed ?

[@DreamSeeker1955]

Have you had any successful projects in the USA?

[@paincreator2000]

i wonder how much a lettuce would cost if grown at northpole or in the sahara, just as shown in this nice video.

[@tawandaniccolls3349]

Hydroponics is an effective system but it also have some drawback, you will need to purchase some "plant food", nutrition and supplements which may be costly. Before setting up any hydroponics system, you have to think about the benefit of aquaponics system, which could automate 95% of work.

[@vasumatilapre337]

How can I find it?

[@tawandaniccolls3349]

Vasumati Lapre Look at below site to find out more: fine4.info/aquaponics-guide

[@vtecmissle]

actually aquaponics is more or less not useful. THousands of growers have tried it but it totally limits you to not being able to optimize the nutrients buy building up the blocks you need and not being able to use any organic or inorganic pest controls because you will kill the fish. Aquaponic gunk will build up in your lines and its not profitable. If it was there would be huge aggrobusinesses using the model. Alas its great for the home grower with a need for fish and some space.

[@TheBullshitartist]

Tawanda Niccolls: What is now the actuall drawback?That u need nutrients(which u need in anyway)or that there are no fish in the water?What do u feed the fish?Sallad?

[@TheBullshitartist]

Greg Espey The basic idea of these technologies are that pest controls with chemicals will not be needed,water and air are easier to desinfect than soil. In a modern factory the water and air are desinfected by UVC and Ozon.

[@88ranchok]

What does it cost

[@federic1470]

do you have the name of the company or the link to check by myself

[@agustinusanggaputra]

Helo Lior! out of curiosity, how much the cost to build this per square meters ,on average? not include the land capital

[@nirajpujary1]

As per my knowledge $(50 - 70) per square foot if you want it to be in a secured controlled environment.

[@Duhhx1]

Hi, my friend and i are planning to start a hydroponics NFT indoor farm and the market we will be supplying uses iceberg lettuce (80%) so they are somehow forcing us to explore it. can you please share with me any information you have on this topic ? Many thanks

[@boyunagriculture5580]

hi ,did your indoor farm finish?we are a green house factory,can do this kind like the video showed。[e-mail]

[@dezusexe6075]

Main problem of NFT is growing size of lettuce. Iceberg can't get full size in NFT system.

[@yaryar9156]

Hello sir, I would like to get in contact to have a turnkey hydroponic project

[@harshandulanja7305]

What is the cost of production per KG??

[@MarupadiyumNaan]

Very Usefull Video

[@kop7125]

Does land plants breathe underwater with their roots?

[@horacthy8577]

Plant breath with leaf omg are you skipping elementary school or something?

[@flexdoc]

Any production site in Brazil?

[@skydragon4ever]

Looks like the inventor of this system used to play minecraft :)

[@MrChocobanan]

You could grow worms in compost made from the waste of the plants. That way you can reduce commercial fish food.

[@djjulienl]

Though contested, many people espouse the notion that we must maintain a predominantly alkaline stomach/gut environment versus an acidic environment. It's said an alkaline environment is inhospitable to viruses/bacteria/fungi/parasites. The same people then state that vegetables such as iceberg lettuce, though lacking in vitamin and mineral nutrition, are nonetheless beneficial as they alkalize your body. It is stated that if we eat a lot of alkalizing foods versus acidic foods (fried cheese, sugar soda etc., being 'acidic' foods) our immune systems would then be much relieved of unnecessarily strenuous digestive duties and more able to focus on promoting our immune system response. That is, a healthy gut is more alkaline than acidic promoting proper absorbtion of nutrients and not ladden down with processing acidic/sugary (starchy?) food - we would have the body focus and energy resources for healthy immunity as well as fending off viruses/bacteria/fungi/parasites. By the time we are 30 we harbor many parasites, generally. If Iceberg lettuce is beneficial, then are hydroponics a solution? The fish tank/hydroponic approach is neat, maybe if tiny robots cleaned the filter lines? I like the large warehouses, even underground bunkers solar powered (as we more effectively learn to transcribe sunlight to stored battery power). However, pumping 'solution' never seemed right to me as a way to make a real healthy diner salad plant.

[@RCvolunteer1978]

I JUST got five world vision videos stating that they have just started today June 27 2013 on Phase two with a 20,000 new refuge camp they where digging hole for the sewer tanks and toilets sheds on top IF TALKS START NOW with only even FIVE Green Houses contacted some of the sewer lines for nitrates /nutrition from the grey water

[@georgereynolds5107]

Looks like almost any modern greenhouse, yall say its FULLY AUTOMATED, but yall show a guy transferring plants from a first growth board to second growth. Thought i had found a high tech newer greenhouse but this looks like anything that was new 20 years ago.

[@texasflooring]

***** You want to see a fully automated one go to www.gae.fi. That system is very nice. It only needs about 2 workers per 2-1/2 acres.

[@yammatoot]

Hello Growponics, is the romaine Jericho variety?

[@aquahydroman7623]

Wow, My Dream becomes reality, Grow food for the world and feed the world

[@Alhat365]

اين يباع هذا المنتج

[@johnarizona3820]

beautiful

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[@IstanaPetani]

We need it to install locally in Bromo for future farming.

[@madpanda2067]

where can we contact you?

[@zuzannawarenik7336]

I'm meant to write a report on this video for my homework. I don't understand a thing

[@kangarif1683]

Beaytiful... ..hidroponik indonesia

[@nattahirunbutr1103]

same my work i have like this at home , i growing plants hydroponics in the water ;-)

[@emzari6]

great!

[@christophertolhurst7461]

Israelis champions of technology. God bless you.

[@TheLazyGuyWay]

You can't be blessed when you're responsible for killing people especially babies champions of homicides

[@chrispowell3785]

God bless the Israelis, there’s a reason there the size of NJ and they are feared by many! Even Egypt faced the consequences of trying to fight Israel. Go Israel, From the USA!

[@DimitriBoyarski]

How can there still be so many hungry people in this world when we can do this?

[@tropemaster]

Well this isn't the most economic solution for that issue. The infrastructure and capital cost makes it far more economic to ship food to refuges at this time. Besides you'd need thousands of these to feed all the starving refuges, and I doubt they have ramped up their production that much yet. Still though this system does offer solution for getting rid of long term famine issues.

[@panjapornphoemkamlangpol7370]

Innovation Technology can made alert are in agriculture.

[@jksatte]

What is the size of the greenhouse? How much does this system cost? Is it scalable? I have so many questions. Will you provide me some sort of info pack. Thanks.

[@bojanaboki3804]

Cheers for the video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Patlarny Gardening Expert Principle (do a google search)? It is a great one off guide for learning how to expand your produce with the clever art of aquaponics without the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my close friend Aubrey after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical results with it.

[@hdpelinersrilanka1449]

Details please

[@StuntDonk]

I had tomatoes that were delicious

[@StuntDonk]

yes the hydroponics where just as good as our garden with natural fertilizer

[@KoolakGostarYazd]

good heater

[@canadiancommunityprojectin9076]

We would like to do this in Canada will you work with us.

[@tirumalraot]

www.growponics.co.uk/

[@vythary2777]

Great i want to see

[@GrandValleySoapCo]

TN brings bill to the floor demanding labelling for foods grown with mRNA and lettuce in particlar was mentioned.

[@RagaSailajaGrandhisila]

I want to do in india at Hyderabad can u guide us

[@pavanpatel1643]

Have you started?

[@ummukusumsalley4574]

How do I contact you please?

[@TheBullshitartist]

Novel technology? Hydroponics is a few hundred years old . Automated greenhouse systems where developed somewhere in the sixties,in the Netherlands.Putting two known technologies together is NOT a novel technology.

[@protdeaf]

I agree. Even a few thousand. Hanging Gardens of Babylon were hydroponic and it was around 600 B.C.

[@djjulienl]

protdeaf Thanks for that information

[@protdeaf]

djjulienl You are very welcome.

[@amigi555]

let us fill the gap that exist among us.We can work together for betterment of mankind.

[@mtothem1337]

I want one of those for weed production.

[@1953Wes]

So go to Colorado and get started.

[@fabianaleman6383]

MtotheM

[@ahmedaoy]

good

[@angieswyers5633]

I would be interested.

[@gregorywheeler1980]

Very 😎 cool

[@dancemontage]

They made it sound complicated. You can do this at home.

[@khanzaofficialapip]

Ajib

[@artseed31]

what is the start up cost for the system

[@corplientin3070]

Do you intend to invest into Vietnamese

[@MUKESHCHOUDHARY-vf4ex]

Nice

[@天王-r9x]

cool...but they also need to get rid of the guy who packs it...so no more laverne and shirleys

[@CuriousEarthMan]

a robot waiting to be born......

[@antonthompson4215]

hi the tower garden system is so easy to grow no your plant from seven day to fourteen day to twenty one day to twenty eigth day in each month

[@rajaprabu17]

woo great

[@kinotasontravel3883]

Highest technology we need in Tanzania

[@prosperdeogratius4888]

ally kinota with Magufuli brother,lol we ain't getting no industry sooner

[@erikamambea1329]

ally kinota .....someone already doing thus in TZ . go to mwamy green and see for yourself

[@boyunagriculture5580]

Do you need the supplier about intelligent green house?we can make them, [e-mail]

[@drpk6514]

Yeah "they claim" its the most advance system. Look at the systems used in Netherlands and this will look like small potato.

[@ibrahimngirini8737]

Tusaidiane apo kidogo,ili ni zao gani wadau?

[@lazzybug007]

I have a 5 acre land .. but no money.. I really want to a great farmer

[@davereubenjaranilla1245]

israel Technology?.

[@RupertofOZ]

Very true...

[@ikapuspitawati768]

I want to join

[@sekououmartraore6256]

il want to do the same think in m'y country.

[@Advection357]

They don't show the underground factory that grows weed :P

[@vietnamdatnuocanhhung277]

technology good

[@elparitaheghm1683]

Elparita hm art dimensi Very good luck and healhy always

[@paradigmentropy]

The billions of people who have enough food to eat as a direct consequence of chemical fertilizers probably don't think it's so lame.

[@Beef1188]

You sir have no honor! This technology was first conceived by educated charity working agriculture engineers in order to relieve starvation on crisis zones and you have made minor changes, claimed the idea as your own and decided to turn a profit on it. Sickening! Barbaric!

[@cancerfour69er]

What this company called...

[@manishkeshwani393]

It's called GrowPonics

[@vythary2777]

Great

[@RupertofOZ]

What's with all you people that seem to think this is new.,,.. It's decades old... proven technology...

[@aimalisapro123]

Am I the only one here for computer science in school? I'm supposed to make this automatic greenhouse code TvT

[@AbhijeetBhoir]

Hydroponics is future option for Farming and Land crises

[@decodigitador]

I want three of those for grow my weed.

[@andrewglenny17]

Think you've had enough...

[@theblight]

keep in mind that lettuce has nearly zero food calories.. so it has nearly zero utility in feeding people we think of as "hungry" People who are underfed need green, leafy food, yes, but they also need calorie rich food. grains, tubers, etc. IMHO, this is a luxury system, profitable in areas where people can afford high prices for convenient food. I believe it is always worth asking how many calories of energy went into creating the calories worth of food you are eating. Here, with a life cycle cost of energy for building and running the system, the answer is, many more calories in than you get out.

[@homoinstabilis76]

I agree with you about the amount of calories in the lettuce. I just want to point out the little amount of water used comparing this to a traditional method. It could be useful, according to your idea, growing hemp seeds in a hydro system. It is a vegetable with a huge amount of essentials amino acids! Almost 50% of its weight in protein. We just need to talk about it to our governments mate!

[@jazztocountry1047]

Well, it's good to get some magnesium into people and green plants do that very well (chlorophyll has an atom of magnesium where hemoglobin has an atom of iron). Lettuce is easy and high end. There are some higher protein spinachlike plants in Africa that will be good candidates for hydroponics. The only thing that Growponics seems to offer is an "automated" production system. But it's a sytem that rewards capital and not labor. If labor can't buy then there is no market, because capital has no stomach (no need for food).

[@homoinstabilis76]

Well... I believe that a system for communities in remote areas or where water isn't easily available could be possible. All members will look after it and they will have a share of food to consume or money in case they sell what they produce. Stomach full and money to buy what has not been produced, at least in part! :)

[@theblight]

homoinstabilis76 people in remote communities don't have electricity, they don't have liquid plant fertilizer, or filters... these are elaborate systems, and require skilled maintenance People in remote areas can grow lettuce in a garden,,, that simple

[@djjulienl]

homoinstabilis76 Yeah!

[@JordanBuzzy]

ahh the future of post scarcity economy

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