“ViolentOpinions” comments below that this might be a “grow your own option” for those lacking yards. Unfortunately, I believe that the scale required to be economical, even with salvaged parts, would quickly overwhelm ones indoor space — very costly space at urban rent rates. Thoughts?

mollyfamous:

violentopinions:

proto-flake:

DAMN. TOO BAD WE CAN’T JUST GROW FOOD IN THE SOIL.

All that contraption? There must be a better way.

I think this is really cool, actually.

I this this would be a great option for someone who doesn’t have a yard to start growing food. Think urban settings.

(Source: sadisticbiter)

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    Aquaponics utilizes fish! My next project in the experimental greenhouses. I love this. I get pets and plants.

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    An idea whose time has come.

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    I this this would be a great option for someone who doesn’t have a yard to start growing food. Think urban settings.

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    GAh I really do just love this stuff

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    This is actually awesome, because you can rig this in greenhouses and do it year-round. Yes, growing stuff in the soil...

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    since capitalism was formed everything that resulted is thanks to capitalism (except for the bad things)

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