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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Vending Machine Grows 20,000 Heads of Lettuce a Year Without Sunlight

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Photos: Dentu
This is how we shall grow produce in the post-apocalyptic future

Finally -- a device that will guarantee we can still grow vegetables in the dark, after a nuclear holocaust has blocked out the sun or rampaging zombies have taken over our farmland. This Japanese lettuce-growing vending machine has been making the blog-rounds over the last few months, both because it doesn't require sunlight (it uses fluorescent bulbs) and because of the surprising yield it can churn out: 60 heads a day, or over 20,000 a year.
Article continues: Vending Machine Grows 20,000 Heads of Lettuce a Year Without Sunlight

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