The Winona Senior High School cafeteria is no longer just a place to prepare and eat food -- it's a place to grow it, too. Each month, about 200 pounds of lettuce is grown in the cafeteria’s six ...

While the zoo’s current hydroponic system can’t completely feed the giraffes, let alone all the animals, O’Keefe said the zoo is now considering how to increase its food production.

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This is the impressive moment robots harvested lettuce at a sprawling hydroponic farm in China. Footage shows machines lifting the vegetables from the water and transporting them along conveyor ...

WATCH: New York-based BrightFarms thought Lorena would prove ideal for growing lettuce, and its 550,000-square-foot hydroponic garden is up and and running, just a stone's throw from I-35 ...

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There’s a reason why lettuce is one of the most popular hydroponic crops for beginners and experts. The crisp, leafy green is easy to grow hydroponically, plus it's super versatile in the kitchen.

Urban farmers are taking to hydroponics, a water-smart solution to grow pesticide-free produce on rooftops and terraces.India’s hydroponics market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth ...

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According to a January 2024 report by the USDA, hydroponic lettuce production more than doubled over five years, from 15.4 million pounds in 2014 to 36.4 million pounds in 2019.

Describing the choice of offering lettuce as a versatile food, cheap to produce, Sassen said growing greens on-site will ensure freshness and abundance under one roof, cutting out transport.