"Hi-tech" approach to farming

[MikeLigalig.com]

Japan's hi-tech bid to boost food
Japan is only growing 40% of its food needs, leaving it dependent on imports.

In an effort to combat the problem, a Japanese company is experimenting with a "hi-tech" approach to farming.

[Raquelproud boholana]

Not environmentally friendly farming kay ngano maggamit napud ka ug laing energy just to grow those produce. I don't think it's even healthy kay dili man natural ang paggrow. Mao ni giingon ug tinapuwan. Bantug ra among grain product halos adto tanan paingon sa Japan kay wa naman diay halos naggrow didto ug pagkaon nila.

[slackware]

mao ba ni ang hydroponics? dili man gud suitable for agriculture ang japan mao nangita silag alternative way.

[hofelina]

Raqs, limitado ang space nila sa Japan. You should learn from Israel. They could grow vegetables without soil.

[slackware]

dili pareha sa pinas na nanubra ang yuta nga way gamit puro sagbot lang nanubo! yahahahahahahah!