Growing soilless, weedless, bug-free gardens…that are on Twitter
Aquaponic gardening is a method of growing food using a symbiosis between the process of raising aquatic animals and the process of cultivating plants in water rather than dirt. (Just watch the video below… It’s a lot more interesting than I just made it sound.)
Urban farmer and entrepeneur Eric Maundu has taken the idea of aquaponic gardening to the next level…
…and made his gardens smart. Using sensors (to detect water level, pH and temperature), microprocessors…, relay cards, clouds and social media networks…, Maundu has programmed his gardens to tweet when there’s a problem (e.g. not enough water) or when there’s news (e.g. an over-abundance of food to share).
In this video, Maundu gives us a look at the tools and techniques he’s developing at his company Kijani Grows…
More info at Fair Companies.
(via Reddit)
Read more: http://twentytwowords.com/growing-soilless-weedless-bug-free-gardens-that-are-on-twitter/
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I thought he said Auckland as in West Auckland, new Zealand not Oakland???
Oh funny it is Oakland, California – I thought this was just down the road from me in New Zealand haha
Thanks for posting this- really interesting!