PAR, LEDs, and Indoor Farming
PAR, technology, and farm operations
Almost any commercial indoor grower wishes to do two things:
- Increase yield
- Reduce cost
Watch the video and read below to learn more.
Topics: Indoor Growing
Two Of The Most Commonly Forgotten Issues Of Vertical Farming
A few weeks ago we published this video on the reasons that we use vertical plane production.
Topics: Indoor Growing
ZipFarms™ Are Easy To Use, And We Have The GIFs To Prove It
ZipFarms™ are easy to use.
You can roll them around like shopping carts.
No more walking back and forth, and back and forth to harvest and plant.
Topics: Indoor Growing
DIY Seedling Cart with Flood Trays [Tutorial]
A few weeks ago we put out a video on our seedling cart. You guys were excited about it, so we figured, “Hey, we’ll show them how to make one!”
Topics: How to's, Indoor Growing
Vertical Farming Costs and the Math Behind Them
Stacked beds ≠ Vertical farming
Those of you familiar with indoor growing know that the most common form is to take horizontal planes of production and stack them one on top of the other.
Topics: Business, Indoor Growing
All About Dosing Systems For Indoor Growers
Whether you’re an aquaponic or hydroponic grower, you can make use of auto-dosing systems.
Topics: Indoor Growing
Seed Starting for Indoor Farmers: Types of Seed Plugs
Classic seed plugs might not be your best option
You’ve probably seen the video we did a while back on the seed starting and transplanting process that we use in our greenhouse. In our greenhouse we use traditional soil, peat, coco coir, etc. But many of you are concerned with solids build up in your indoor systems. This is a real concern, especially if your don’t have really aggressive aeration! And since we think that indoor systems should be as simple and low-maintenance as possible, we’re going to show you a few seed starting options for indoor growers.
Topics: Indoor Growing
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