Engineering efficiencies in vertical farming: a whole-systems approach

Engineering efficiencies in vertical farming: a whole-systems approach
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IGS technology ensures customers get the most out of every facet in a cost-effective manner, covering everything from energy and fertigation, to spacing and operational use.

This article was guest-written by Dave Scott, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of IGS. Dave has been at the heart of IGS product since its inception, bringing a background in industrial automation and electrical control systems to embed and drive efficient practices.

Vertical farming as a concept is built on efficiency. It’s about making more efficient use of land, whether that’s through repurposing brownfield or derelict land, or maximising the growing area of a comparatively small footprint. In designing our technology, we’ve been able to ensure that efficiency is embedded across every facet.  

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