Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY
Hydroponic forage production is a viable option to provide farmers with a source of highly palatable forage at times of the year when other sources are not available. However, hydroponic forage production systems are often expensive to purchase and run and highly technologic, which makes repairin...
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| author | Sanchez-Garcia, Miguel Morsli, Hamza |
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| description | Hydroponic forage production is a viable option to provide farmers with a source of highly palatable
forage at times of the year when other sources are not available. However, hydroponic forage
production systems are often expensive to purchase and run and highly technologic, which makes
repairing them complicated. In addition, they normally need to be connected to a source of electricity,
reducing the places where they can be installed. In this report we present a low-cost and off-the-grid
solution that, coupled with elite genotypes selected for forage productivity, can produce more than
200kg of fresh barley forage every 7 days, enough to feed 7 sheep for seven days. |
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| language | Inglés |
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| spelling | CGSpace1593232026-01-15T02:11:17Z Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY Sanchez-Garcia, Miguel Morsli, Hamza barley hydroponic forage production system Hydroponic forage production is a viable option to provide farmers with a source of highly palatable forage at times of the year when other sources are not available. However, hydroponic forage production systems are often expensive to purchase and run and highly technologic, which makes repairing them complicated. In addition, they normally need to be connected to a source of electricity, reducing the places where they can be installed. In this report we present a low-cost and off-the-grid solution that, coupled with elite genotypes selected for forage productivity, can produce more than 200kg of fresh barley forage every 7 days, enough to feed 7 sheep for seven days. 2024-11-06T18:54:32Z 2024-11-06T18:54:32Z Internal Document https://hdl.handle.net/10568/159323 en Open Access application/pdf Miguel Sanchez-Garcia, Hamza Morsli. (31/12/2022). Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY. |
| spellingShingle | barley hydroponic forage production system Sanchez-Garcia, Miguel Morsli, Hamza Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY |
| title | Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY |
| title_full | Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY |
| title_fullStr | Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY |
| title_full_unstemmed | Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY |
| title_short | Low-cost off-grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system: DIY |
| title_sort | low cost off grid automatic hydroponic forage barley production system diy |
| topic | barley hydroponic forage production system |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/159323 |
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