Plenty-Creating the Future of Farming in Compton

[@jamalive]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@REDEMPTIONPROJECT-dc3ww]

WELL!! THIS IS VERY GOOD !!

[@aubreyhadley9625]

Awesome! Is the packaging environmentally friendly too? Looked like a lot of plastic.

[@LeonardoPisano-sn2lp]

It's biodegradable

[@shanhmental]

great!! world super love

[@gingermoon88]

Is it ORGANIC and NON-GMO?

[@safffff1000]

Well I don't see them using soil biome to grow it

[@Zenith_Star69]

there's nothing wrong with gmos

[@mmk590]

What about gut micro biome ? This kind of farming completely eliminates all the beneficial bacteria.

[@rjaquaponics9266]

Bravo Nate, you eliminated the humans from food production.

[@robertbrasher5258]

Because this facility for sure has zero employees that absolutely do not constitute people. People free for sure.

[@CaeruleumRose]

The way their company dumps their produce they would be able to stop world hunger hahaha

[@sukotu23]

And of course, with capitalism, this food will cost a small fortune. IMO food production like this should be nationalised and provided to all.

[@476429]

Cool video, horrible music.

[@Arlo-s6f]

@2025 I'VE FOUND MY POISON IVY 🎬

[@04SURE]

Ka Mau te wehi

[@smetljesm2276]

Looks awesome for some other planet. We live on earh and land for culture this van grow is abundant. This uses incredible amount of resources to make the facility, doesn't offer jobs and livelihood to people, uses to much electricity that could be used to resuce energy costs to people. But it aure is pretty modern and sexy especially for investment project papers