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The celery in tanantown
Alar stateAgricultural science and technologyIn tanan town, the 12th regiment of the park, 11 solar greenhouses, with roots of celery in a nutrient tank, leaves are green. The old boss liang and the technologist chen bae-yong visited the market at the end of this month。
This facility is based on the first 12th divisionRural revitalizationThe bridging project was completed, with a total investment of $20 million, and was fully operational in july this year. The park is a clean air, day and night, with high temperatures and good water quality, and is a natural good place for vegetables to grow。
Zero pesticides and zero endemic diseases
Chen pei-yong said that hydroponics separated the soil, removed endemic pests and pests directly, did not require a single pesticide throughout the production process, and that vegetables were free of agricultural disabilities and heavy metal contamination and were much safer than traditional earthbreeding。
For consumers, water-breeding celery fibres are smaller and soft, and can be eaten directly; water-breeding vegetables are completely different because they do not use urea for the entire journey, because they don't have that bitter taste, and because they taste more pure and thicker than earth-breededed。
Automation saves people
In addition to planting and harvesting, the sheds have to be manual and run automatically for temperature control, water cycle, nutrient supply, orbital transport. Chen bae-yong said that the cost of labour had been significantly reduced after the system had been transferred and could be produced uninterruptedly throughout the year。
Liang liang and the company have a professional technical team that has signed up for long-term cooperation with various research institutes and businesses, ranging from nutrient formulations to smart temperature control, with real-time access to mobile phones with environmental parameters in the shed, and first-time adjustments。
One acre earns $700,000 a year
Chen bae-yung wrote a detailed account: four acres of solar greenhouses, five to seven tons of celery per acre, one in forty-five days, six in a year, with a gross product floating between $300,000 and $700,000。
It's two or three times a year, and it's more than doubled the pick-up and yields more. Liang liang liang said that the next step would be to expand the scale and to bring the workers around the regiment town together for hydroponics and to extend the chain。
From celery to pickles
At present, the full garden is not just a celery crop, but a variety of hydroponic experiments, such as cabbage, lettuce and cabbage, have already taken place. Chen bae-yong indicated that the next step would be to expand the area under cultivation and to add a few more varieties to allow the sheds to rotate。
With more variety and more flexible schedules, celery is collected, lettuce and cabbage are incubated, 11 sheds are rotated, and the supply capacity for local vegetables at the allar winter spring festival is stabilized throughout the year。
Twenty million dollars in jobs and supplies
Liang liang liang has announced that the company spends $4. 99 million a year on the rehabilitation of the towns and villages, while providing 10 to 30 jobs to the local community, where the nearby workers can work at their homes. There has been a marked improvement in the stable supply of fresh vegetables after the project landed。
This set of facilities in the arlar park combines modern agricultural techniques such as smart temperature control, environmental control and soilless cultivation, thus taking a major step in the direction of automation, intellectualization and standardization of agricultural production, with the economic structure of the town changing。
Do you think hydroponics could be a big replacement for traditional earthbreeding in the future? Would you like to spend more money if all your food on your table is watery? You're welcome to talk to the comment section
