Growing Fodder in an Indoor Hydroponic Farm

In a few easy steps, farmers and ranchers can grow their own barley fodder — around 850 pounds per day — using a Hydroponic Fodder Farm made by FarmBox Foods.

[TheJoyofFarming]

"This is so inspiring! I've been wanting to try hydroponics, and seeing how well it works for fodder has convinced me to give it a go. Thanks for sharing! 💪"

[eagle]

I am from Cambodia. I daydream about this stuff, the big thanks for bringing it to reality!

[FarmLife-kf]

It's incredible to witness the blend of tradition and technology in farming today. Great job!"

[thetabest]

I daydream about this stuff, thank you for bringing it to reality!

[GloryTouch]

The best part is seeing the reaction of those who get to eat it 🤗🥰

[caravanlifenz]

It's so satisfying the way he collects it up in one big carpet of grass.

[lesliegrayson]

you make me so hopeful :D we have 7 years of drought on the way in Australia.. maybe more. This is a nice way to keep growing and to ignore the heat..

[saladamista]

Wonderful! I also daydream about it! Thank you for sharing so cool information!

[Planet_Cents]

We love the video! It’s a huge step in the right direction. We hope the video reaches as many people as possible, we would go ahead to add your video to one of our playlists to inspire climate solutions. -Team PlanetCents

[MistressOP]

I always thought that if these fodder companies wanted to actually sell more of these systems. They'd actually simply do ASMR fodder feeding videos mixed with a bit of hay or straw or something. few hundred of these munchie videos people would actually realize this exist. There's a lot more herbivore pets these days like guinea pigs and bunnies.

[ponyrang]

Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!

[koreanature]

That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[abramswee]

In asia, we eat bean sprouts from mung beans and they sell for SGD$6.60/kg. So if that self container can produce 386kg daily, it should bring in about $2, 550/per harvest. Especially in land scarce place like Singapore, this will be a good strategy.

[BabyKids]

"Excellent video! I always come away learning something new. I’ve just posted my latest progress on my farm if anyone’s curious to see how it’s going!"

[BloodBankGame]

I've always wanted to do this, just need to buy a farm first!

[esnathmatsilele]

Am Esinath Matsilele from Zimbabwe in Harare. Southern Africa Would like to farm this type of grass.

How are you? Your usual co-operation is greatly appreciated.

[Gibaskesemarfarm]

Awesome video and channel. Thanks for sharing this.

[gieorginaydenow]

there are many types on the market and everyone says they are just for greenhouses, but you are a professional and you know

[shaunkilcourse]

Excellent video and channel thanks 🙏🏻 do you know if this grass could be used for a putting green

[elyasnasiri]

Informative and helpful video Farmer.how much capital do someone need to upply this system??