Inspiring food growing trial
In South Australia’s desert, 100 metres from the sea, is an inspiring greenhouse growing food using the sun’s heat and the sea’s salty water.
The desert farm uses the sun to desalinate seawater for irrigation and to heat and cool the greenhouse.
It’s cheaply growing high-quality, pesticide-free vegetables year-round in commercial quantities.
It’s the work of Sundrop Farms, based on the design work of an English inventor, Charlie Paton.
The story is in The Guardian.
Fingers crossed this work stands the test of time,
M
This is my first time to read a blog about a desert farm using greenhouse. and It surely inspire other places like this knowing that the food growing trial in a desert succeeded.
Nice work Sundrop Farms. I hope you can still make similar projects of greenhouses in australia.
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