Friday, August 11, 2017

This Farm of the Future Uses No Soil and 95% Less Water

This Farm of the Future Uses No Soil and 95% Less Water Stories Stories Subscribed434K Add to Share More 2,895,165 views 59,197 1,496 ShareEmbedEmail https://youtu.be/-_tvJtUHnmU Start at: 0:25 Published on Jul 5, 2016 Watch the next episode about San Francisco becoming a zero waste city: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg3OA... As urban populations continue to rise, innovators are looking beyond traditional farming as a way to feed everyone while having less impact on our land and water resources. Vertical farming is one solution that's been implemented around the world. Vertical farms produce crops in stacked layers, often in controlled environments such as those built by AeroFarms in Newark, New Jersey. AeroFarms grows a variety of leafy salad greens using a process called "aeroponics," which relies on air and mist. AeroFarms' crops are grown entirely indoors using a reusable cloth medium made from recycled plastics. In the absence of sun exposure, the company uses LED lights that expose plants to only certain types of spectrum. AeroFarms claims it uses 95% less water than a traditional farm thanks to its specially designed root misting system. And it is now building out a new 70,000 square foot facility in a former steel mill. Once completed, it's expected to grow 2 million pounds of greens per year, making it the largest indoor vertical farm in the world. For more on AeroFarms: http://aerofarms.com/ Join the Seeker community! Twitter: https://twitter.com/SeekerNetwork Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Seeker... Instagram: http://instagram.com/seekernetwork Tumblr: http://seekernetwork.tumblr.com App - iOS http://seekernetwork.com/ios App - Android http://seekernetwork.com/android Category Travel & Events License Standard YouTube License SHOW LESS COMMENTS • 6,319 Oscar del Rosario Add a public comment... Top comments Mirrorslash Mirrorslash8 months ago "The idea is finally taking root"... Badum Tssss. Good one! Reply 979 View all 34 replies Bradley Stone Bradley Stone4 months ago I'd be cool working on something like this. Reply 119 View all 8 replies Nazmul Swapan Nazmul Swapan3 months ago I want to implement this vertical firming to my country. How can you help me to start this firming please?? Reply 48 View all 11 replies Dale Hansen Dale Hansen3 months ago Wow, so many Luddites, flat-earthers, and trump wannabes in the comments. RIP my faith in humanity. Reply 35 View all 7 replies Tudor Renegade Tudor Renegade3 months ago These are GMO, right ? He says water contamination comes from agriculture. It wouldn't be contaminated if you wouldn't use highly toxic pesticides smarty pants ! Reply 36 View all 10 replies Critic224 Critic2246 months ago They should try it in desert 🌵 countries....saving 95% of water is great 👍🏻! Reply 685 View all 45 replies eunice han eunice han3 months ago This video is not mentioning something really important. If they are not using soil, what are they using to feed/provide nutrients to the plants? Remember, good soil is important because it feeds the plant to actually sprout nutritious and better tasting leaves. You can't JUST HAVE water. Just like humans can't just drink water and survive. I'm pretty sure they are using chemically made liquid nutrients and fertilizer. Read more Reply 40 View all 13 replies MaryLou Asturias MaryLou Asturias3 months ago wow thats great....we need to protect our earth as well as the people.less toxins better health for everyone! Reply 9 View reply Johnny Rosas Johnny Rosas4 weeks ago (edited) This Hydroponic Program has shown me the possibilities of growing my own plants even if I don't have that much space. This has introduced me to Hydroponics, all about the essentials that I needed to know for my first Hydroponic system [Check Details Here ===> fb.com/Hydroponics-Systems-453273725045713/app/208195102528120 ]. Also, this has instructions on how to construct different Hydroponics systems, what kinds of plants to grow and a lot more. This has magnified my idea on the ease of doing Hydroponics. Also, with the help of the illustrations in this book, reading becomes entertaining and learning is much more easier. Read more Reply 8 Fjerid Fjerid3 months ago Recycled plastic as soil? artificial light? No thanks. I like my veggies... normal. Reply 14 View all 10 replies NightBazaar NightBazaar6 months ago Do these vertical farms grow anything else other than lettuce? Reply 331 View all 74 replies Savan Ngim Savan Ngim1 month ago Let's start farming our foods on the moon. Reply 8 View all 3 replies AJ Lawrence wolfbloodwing AJ Lawrence wolfbloodwing3 months ago This left out the fact that most of are food and water goes to animal agriculture so this well only help a small portion. Other than that it seems like a cool idea. Reply 6 View reply Draco Nosferatus Draco Nosferatus3 months ago maybe stip feeding to livestock? america alone can feed the entire human race on earth for 2 years just from the crops. where does it mostly go? and 60billion animals are killed each year? so much waste of crops, water and land. Reply 6 View all 2 replies cucurbitfan cucurbitfan5 months ago LESS WATER,NO SOIL, NO TASTE! Reply 46 View all 9 replies Quantrindic Quantrindic1 year ago they're catching up to cannabis techniques lmao Reply 1263 View all 59 replies CatACor CatACor3 months ago What about the echo system ? Reply 5 View all 7 replies LelouchL3 LelouchL33 months ago I just don't trust plants growing in plastic. Plastic has shown to release estrogen and hormones into our drinks and now the organic food will grow in recycled plastic? That's even worse. Reply 88 View all 23 replies pixelbasedlifeforms pixelbasedlifeforms3 months ago no soil, no water = cancer Reply 9 View all 6 replies Alyas Muhammed Alyas Muhammed3 months ago corruption on earth. u cant replace natural to unatural stupid industrialist trying to make money by feeding shit to humans Reply 5 View all 10 replies Show more Autoplay Up next earthrise S2015 • E20 Earthrise - Japan's Future Farms Al Jazeera English 339,971 views 5:04 Backyard aeroponics: self-sustaining farm for Wisconsin cold Kirsten Dirksen 808,977 views 25:20 Awesome Innovative Farm Machine - Best Modern Agricultural Machine TIME MACHINE 1,833,017 views 16:04 Why Vertical Farming Won't Save the Planet Utah State University Extension 86,428 views 46:48 How San Francisco Is Becoming A Zero Waste City Stories 293,453 views 4:16 Growing Roots - This Farmer Is Taking Root On Your Rooftops // Discovery on Viddsee Viddsee 392,349 views 23:41 Cool and Warm Climates - Vegetables You Can Plant for Fall Rainbow Gardens 1,378 viewsNEW 7:45 6 Edible Weeds That Are More Nutritious Than Store Bought Veggies Natural Ways Recommended for you 3:43 4 Homemade Organic Pesticide Every Gardener Must Know Natural Ways Recommended for you 3:46 Aquaponic Ginger Harvest 2016. 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Tuesday, August 1, 2017

How To Grow Microgreens for Beginners & Ways to Prevent Mold

How To Grow Microgreens for Beginners & Ways to Prevent Mold Khang Starr Khang Starr Subscribed57K Add to Share More 93,724 views 1,147 30 ShareEmbedEmail https://youtu.be/0t70303Gp_c Start at: 1:29 Published on Apr 8, 2016 Microgreens are beautiful, easy and fast to grow. They are delicious and come in many different vibrant colors. In this video, I will show you how easy it is to start. Please like, comment, subscribe and share! All my other sprouts/microgreens videos can be found on Google Plus, so please join and check them out: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communiti... Where to Buy Seeds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXsWO... How to Grow Pea Shoots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o_Tg... How to Grow Radish Microgreens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1u59... How to Grow Broccoli Microgreens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpAvy... How to Grow Sunflower Microgreens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcDWd... 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Top comments Cindy Villarreal Cindy Villarreal1 year ago hi Khang great video as always, if you will PM me with your address I would like to send you one of the micrgreen kits I developed. I woukd love your feedback. my kits are organic and 95% compostable. Reply 12 View all 2 replies Michaela Dove Michaela Dove1 year ago Thank you for another great video and advice! Also I wanted to add that people who have a low income and live in the US can even use food stamps to buy organic seeds. When you buy organic micro greens they can be quite expensive, but grow them from seeds and they cost next to nothing. :) Reply 5 Deborah Ross Deborah Ross1 year ago Thanks Khang Starr, you provide excellent information to prevent molding. Since you explained to me; there's been no more incidents with mold and the sprouts are doing very well. You're Awesome! Reply 4 View reply Mai Chou Xiong Mai Chou Xiong1 year ago thank you for recycling! ! Reply 3 Strat29 Strat291 month ago Wait looking at the plastic number on the tray you are using is that a 6? Health Concerns According to the Foundation for Achievements in Science and Education fact sheet, long term exposure to small quantities of styrene can cause neurotoxic (fatigue, nervousness, difficulty sleeping), hematological (low platelet and hemoglobin values), cytogenetic (chromosomal and lymphatic abnormalities), and carcinogenic effects. Styrene is classified as a possible human carcinogen by the EPA and by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). Read more Reply 2 Paul M Paul M7 months ago What do you do with the soil after harvesting a batch? Can you keep reusing it without adding with compost or fertilizer? Do you have to sift out the roots before reusing it? Reply 2 View all 2 replies lalita govinda lalita govinda9 months ago growing sprouts don't need soil ???? Reply 2 View reply ELLIE S ELLIE S10 months ago so after they grow u can put it in ur frige or u can have it out side Reply 2 Der Matzinger Der Matzinger1 year ago Hi! The arugula we use doesn't take any longer than broccoli, instead it's the first seed to sprout and one of the easiest. Just try different varieties. It tastes delicious and does very well with red cabbage or broccoli on the plate. Same texture but lighter green and the specific but concentrated arrugula taste. A little on the hot side. Very healthy too. Reply 2 Moises Salazar Moises Salazar1 year ago can you use lentels and beans for micro's ? Reply 2 speedcuber1998 speedcuber19983 months ago Can I use paper towel? Reply 1 Believe Believe4 months ago Nice video. Thanks! Reply 1 alice nakajima alice nakajima4 months ago So glad to have found your channel. I will try this out and once I master it I will show my elderly mother and mother in law. This seems simple enough and will be a great activity for them. Thank you so much. Reply 1 View reply Nomad Wizard Nomad Wizard4 months ago U order in food too much ;) Reply 2 View reply Arl Arl5 months ago I love ypur videos =) I just didn't catch if you pinched holes in those containers and if you used 2 contentainers stacked on top of each other. Sorry but I'm a really bad, begginer gardner :D Reply 1 View reply Brad Ennis Brad Ennis11 months ago Can you recommend a good place to buy organic seeds in bulk? Thanks! Reply 1 View all 3 replies poolahpot poolahpot11 months ago Forgot to ask... do you have a video about your compost and how you do it? Reply View reply andrmn andrmn1 year ago Really like your videos Khang. Are you using special micro-green seeds or normal gardening seeds? I read that gardening seeds are laced with poison in order to increase shelf life and should not be used for micro-greens. Read more Reply 1 Aurora's Vlog Aurora's Vlog1 day ago love lentils sprout. I just started sprouting them and almost everyday i eat them alone, or top of soup, or serve between my sandwich with no condiments nor meat. Yes i use lentils sprouts as my main meat. Reply Jenny Jenson Jenny Jenson1 week ago Khang, what do you do with the soil after the harvest? Can you reuse it for the next batch? Thanks. 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Vegan Protein

There may be a lot of protein in meat, but that doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist anywhere else. In fact, vegans simply do what cows, pigs, sheep and chickens do; we go to the source – plants. Legumes (beans, peanuts, peas, lentils and soy), seitan and quinoa are the best sources of protein, and you’ll also find it in green vegetables (kale, broccoli, seaweed, peas and spinach), grains (brown rice, whole wheat bread and pasta, quinoa, bulgar) and nuts (brazils, peanuts, cashews, almonds, pistachios and walnuts). Getting enough protein in your diet is not a big a deal. Simply be aware of what plant based foods are protein-rich, and try to include some in all your meals. Here are a few meal ideas that would give you one serving of legumes, for example: Peanut Butter Sandwich Tofu Scramble/Stir Fry with Tofu Veggie Burger Tempeh sandwich Hummus Wrap Lentil Soup/Bolognese/Shepherd’s Pie Bean Burrito Quinoa Salad/Burger We’’ve gathered together many fantastic recipes full of protein, and we think the only challenge you’ll have is finding the time to make them all! It is worth noting that it is high-calorie and high-protein foods that give you that ‘full’ feeling. Simply removing animal products from a standard diet could leave you with mostly low-calorie foods such as salads, vegetables, and fruit. Eating only these foods could quickly leave you feeling hungry and weak. Some people make this mistake and then feel that being vegan is a challenge. Many animal products are actually 50% fat. Removing these can drastically reduce your fat intake (especially saturated fat), which can be hugely beneficial, especially if you have high cholesterol. Make sure, however, that you are getting adequate plant fats in your diet – these are the good fats and essential for health. Sources of plant fats include nuts, seeds, avocado, and olives.

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