Step into the future of farming with a look inside hydroponic strawberry farms. Discover how cutting-edge technology allows strawberries to grow without soil, using nutrient-rich water solutions.

Hydroponic technology lets people grow plants without soil. This means that not only do plants need less space in which to grow, the plants are weed-free and less susceptible to soil-borne diseases.

ALTON (AP) -- A local farmer is using hydroponics to grow strawberries commercially -- fitting the equivalent of three acres of conventional planting into a 100-square-foot area. Hydroponics allow … ...

Are you starting a hydroponic garden this year? Fruit-bearing plants, like strawberries and tomatoes, grow exceptionally well ...

Add some fruit to your indoor bounty with this hydroponic strawberry farm. [Dino] whipped this up as his 45th hack a week episode (getting pretty close to his year-long goal). He used parts you pro… ...

Harold Hackman plucks a perfectly heart-shaped strawberry and hands it to his guest. It’s tart but juicy. Another sample reveals a flavor with less tartness although not quite sweet.

In 30,000 square feet of high tunnel space, Warm Belly Farm’s woman-led crew tends 20,000 strawberry plants and yields about 1,000 pounds of strawberries a week for u-pick and wholesale — L ...

Strawberry growers say plans for Australia's largest hydroponic strawberry glasshouse, to be built in Victoria's Latrobe Valley, will oversaturate an already crowded market. The Federal Government ...

Strawberry Fields Hydroponic Farm Doug and Linda Eldred from the Skaneateles area, farming over 1400 acres. After much research about hydroponic growing, we decided to open Strawberry Fields U ...