Studies have shown that what we eat directly impacts our over all health, which can accumulate over time causing many ailments to ourselves.
Saldy the cost of food has gone up so much making it near impossible for many families to get the proper nutrition we all need.
Fresh produce shouldn't be a luxury food stuff, if should cost the same as the energy used grow it, free.
The sun is abundant, free, and it grows all we eat for free yet somehow we continue to see edible plant costs rise even with all the ‘renewables’ that exist today.
We aim to show that food can be grown utilizing this reality as a base. With nature giving us lessons alongside many breakthroughs in greenhouse construction we aim to combine automation technology to truly deliver food for as little cost as possible.
We take lessons from many other companies while implementing other things we have learnt throughout my life growing my own Cannabis and yearly garden.
Can greenhouses be placed strategically to mitigate our rising food costs to be able to produce closer to grocers to help eliminate logistics costs almost totally?
Can drones be integrated in the future for to door delivery after being picked fresh?
Does it make sense to use sensors in soil for auto watering and plant management?
How much can be automated?
Can apps be used accurately to pick produce remotely and have it arrive like online E-Commerce does today except same day delivery and have customers be satisfied with the quantity of what they ordered?
Can a farm be u-pick with no employees present (sort of like Amazon’s automated store)?
Can one system of food production be used to support another system of food production so that they both operate without the need of external inputs to keep operations going smoothly?
Is it actually possible to create a fully organic closed loop food system that can not only provide its own feed stocks for production, but in the end also create all of its own energy requirements for full off grid, urban food production, as research suggests?
Can electricity be produced with air, and if it can (via dehumidification, electrolysis, and turbine generation)?
Can food systems be designed to create situations that allow for turnkey turn over of operations to prospecting individuals or groups with minimal financial obligations upon signing?
Can we grow in high-rises?
Does it make sense to have storage capacity on site for peak flow mitigation?
How many other things can benefit from such a power system?
Could EV cars be charged or Hydrogen cells be charged easily like exists with warehouse forklifts?