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Indoor vertical farming grows crops in stacked layers inside controlled environments, maximizing space and efficiency.
Protects crops from pests, weather, and chemicals, ensuring healthier, safer food.
Plants grow in stacked trays with automated lighting, irrigation, and climate control for optimal growth.
Uses hydroponics, LED lighting, and climate control systems to create ideal growing conditions.
Crops can be grown any time of year, unaffected by seasons or weather.
Closed-loop systems recycle water, reducing waste compared to traditional farming.
Food is grown closer to urban consumers, ensuring freshness and reducing transport costs.
Leafy greens, herbs, and small vegetables are most common due to quick growth cycles.
The indoor vertical farming market is rapidly expanding, driven by demand for sustainable, local food.
Provides a solution to climate change by reducing reliance on traditional, weather-dependent agriculture.
High initial investment and energy use are key challenges to wider adoption.
2025 marks a turning point with new technologies and growing demand for sustainable food.
Indoor vertical farming is key to feeding growing urban populations sustainably.
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