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Hydroponic Farming
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Yes, more organic food will become locally available and more people will be employed, I think.
The plant just needs select nutrients, some water, and sunlight to grow with soil-less gardening is called hydroponics, such as cucumber, tomato, capsicum, strawberry and leafy greens designed to grow crops in coastal megacities creating mass agriculture inside urban areas.
if our skyscrapers can be designed to accommodate Hydroponic farming, it would be a huge success for the dwellers. They ca enjoy high quality local food and support local economy.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49052317
Old air raid bunkers are being used in London. It's got to be the way to go.
Visually, psychologically & aesthetically smart, hydroponics is minimizing the ill effects of urbanization and allowing plants and greenery to re-enter our lives in a beautifully healthy manner...blessed are the horticulturists who have made this wow practice happen and flourish...cost effectively and scientifically!