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Old 18-07-2003, 09:37 PM
Jim Webster
 
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Default Sustainability in 3rd world agriculture


"James Curts" wrote in message
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We use hydroponic systems in the disadvantaged areas because they are

simple
to set up, use relatively little water, produce much quicker and several
times more volume than dirt farming. Also orientation is surprisingly
simplified because there are no machines to operate and service and very

few
people are required to maintain a system keeping the training process to a
minimum.

I give hydroponics high marks for being in the forefront of the food
producing industry as we move more rapidly into a world in which food is a
cost and availability issue for everyone. Hydroponics will be the life

saver
of many in 3rd world nations as help becomes more available and accepted.

Thank you


how does the capital cost of starting up a Hydroponics system compare with a
more conventional system?

Jim Webster

James Curts





 
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