11 AMAZING FARMS YOU HAVEN'T SEEN BEFORE

1) Dufttunnel Autostadt (Preview)

2) SANANBIO ARK

3) AlgaeDemo

4) FIT Farm Innovation Team GmbH

5) AeroFarms

6) Iron Ox

7.1) HydroGreen
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7.2 Lely Group

8) CubicFarms

9) Plenty

10) Green Automation Fully Automatic Growing System

11.1) NSK Havfarm
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11.2) PAES W.A.T.E.R.

00:00 - AeroFarms
01:08 - HydroGreen
02:13 - Lely Group
03:13 - CubicFarms
04:13 - NSK Havfarm
05:11 - PAES W.A.T.E.R.
06:07 - Dufttunnel Autostadt
07:00 - Plenty
07:57 - FIT Farm Innovation Team GmbH
08:54 - Iron Ox
09:48 - Green Automation Fully Automatic Growing System
10:41 - SANANBIO ARK
11:45 - AlgaeDemo

[kevinm]

A friend of mine is a prepper and lives totally off grid and his garden is awesome! He took an old bank safe, buried it under his green house where he uses it to heat the green house and it is part of an indoor pond where he raises trout and filters the water that is then used to water the green house plants. It is the most successful green house I have ever seen!

[alfilkemper]

I do wonder how much energy is used for the artificial lighting & how humane it is to still keep birds, cows, fish & even pigs confined to small areas.

[TheeSirGeorge]

Technological improvements yield so much potential. If only the soul-aspect wasn't just discarded as obsolete, the fruits would bear so much more value. #1<3

[nhadepcungquyen]

I love how you break down complex farming concepts into simple, actionable tips. So helpful!

[TaureanTrish]

I might not be around for too much longer, but watching your material gives me great hope.

[AgriTech-xv]

The use of modern technology in agriculture is truly wonderful. Freeing human labor.

[margitwes]

Great looking greens. The only thing lacking is taste.I never realized how tasteless store-bought greens are until I started growing them myself.

[LyTrieuCaDailyLife]

Wow, this looks so fresh and vibrant! Great job on showcasing your produce. 🌽🥕

[themaskaraltd]

It was a great video, the use of modern technology in agriculture is really amazing

[AdvancedAgriGears]

This video is a real eye-opener! It’s incredible to see how diverse and innovative farms can be around the world. From high-tech solutions to unique farming methods, it’s clear that the future of agriculture is full of exciting possibilities. Thanks for sharing such amazing content!

[HelloThere-nzld]

It all comes down to energy. Lots of it.

[billygibson]

Brilliant masters in farming high droponic farmers market very special protection for everyone in the world 🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍

[MissionaryForMexico]

I designed and built a hydroponics dump and fill automated system. I set the system up in a room, where I had control of tempeture, humidity, lighting, and even set up to deliver CO2 during day light hours. I grew 12 tomato plants, with a mother plant to get cuttings from. So at harvest I had buckets of the same exact tomatoes. Sold them at the farmers market. I only used organics fertilizer. I had shown the system to some farmers, they thought I should expand the system to handle 50 tomato plants!

[systemthinker]

We need smaller farms not larger, and more of them. However, the cold hard truth is, no matter how much food we grow on a world scale, if you can't afford to buy it, you won't be eating it. Millions of tons of food are exported out of countries who have starving populations.

[bettynambuye]

This is so wonderful that it reduces the use of larger space for farming .

[AhJodie]

This is extreemly interesting, but, it seems like the food would cost a lot because of the initial investment and maintenance has to be paid. It would be cool if the systems were small enough and cheap enough that people could do this in their homes. Thank you!

[AdemTVSiip]

I hope those who find comments and deliberately read them may happiness be bestowed on them, amen

[patrickwinther]

Nice to see that the viewers are more critical than the channel itself. 👌

[GoldenEarthFarm]

"Wow, the way you explained [topic] at 5:14 was so clear and helpful! This is exactly what I needed to learn. Great work!"

[mandandi]

Nice tech. I am always interested to see how these systems replace necessary soil microbes. Sadly, its all missing in this presentation, therefore the food thus produced lacks some chemicals we need from the soil. It will be years before they find out and make amends.