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The key environmental controls of microgreens farming

Airflow is often improperly managed in microgreens farms. Many farms use small fans that blow directly onto the crops throughout their entire lifecycle. Areas exposed to constant airflow dry out faster than those without consistent ventilation, which can exacerbate moisture-related…

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Microgreens: A rising trend and promising business in Ukraine

Growing microgreens in Ukraine represent a promising business opportunity, combining low startup costs with high demand. Popular initial crops for microgreen cultivation include peas, radishes, sunflowers, and broccoli. Success in this field often involves expanding the product range to include exclusive…

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“Shortage on plant breeders might put food security at risk”

That could have serious consequences for global food security, including Canada. The collaborative study by McGill University in Quebec, Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), and Lincoln University in New Zealand sheds light on the critical shortage of…

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Europe’s vertical farming industry bounces back

Over the last year and a half, the vertical farming industry in Europe has experienced significant turbulence. However, as we approached and moved past the new year, a resurgence in new investments and promising developments began to surface. his article…

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