Are we ahead of the curve or fooling ourselves?

[Jericho Mile]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/s...ces-a-day-in-led-lit-indoor-farm-9601844.html

Japanese plant experts produce 10,000 lettuce heads a day in LED-lit indoor farm

Yup...there's one. Japan....another in Indiana. The costs of massive amounts of dirty electricity vs saving water...and growing year round. Still don't see it as cost efficient.

 

[Skinny Leaf]

The Japanese have one of the coolest outdoor, hydroponic lettuce production facilities ever built the plants are in rows on vertical conveyors that keep everything in the light at the top, and when they cycle back to the bottom, they dip into a nute solution, the thins are like 75ft tall or something like that, but have like a 10x20 footprint. Im sure one of you knows what im talking about, I cant rememberwhere they are or what the company is.

Rotogrow is what you are thinking of.

 

[RustyShcklfrd]

Rotogrow is what you are thinking of.

Thats cool but no, the ones im thinking of are 75-100ft tall and outdoor, I'll try to find it.

 

[RustyShcklfrd]

Its Skygreens Singapore my bad, not Japan or outdoor.