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Geothermy: this icelandic farm grows vegetables all year round

You can now grow vegetables all year round thanks to geothermal energy. Even through the coldest days of winter.

07/23/2018 3:48 PM

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66 comments

  • VVood N.
    05/20/2020 02:13

    can we bulldoze the back yard. And put this in instead

  • Jeffery A.
    11/16/2019 22:02

    I buy Sunset produce and that is hydroponics from Canada produced all year round.

  • Tori R.
    11/02/2019 13:42

    ... maybe you’re work could send you here?? I want to go!!

  • Travis M.
    10/31/2019 22:52

    Supremacy! Mic drops..

  • Stevo G.
    10/31/2019 13:24

    Clever folk ....

  • Gary T.
    10/30/2019 21:59

    It's a great idea Cooks and not new. I know a number of groups that visited this and other companies using similar technologies.

  • Kyle W.
    10/30/2019 15:21

    Hypothetically; couldn’t we use this same system entirely underground? Even colonise other geo-active planets?

  • Dina M.
    10/30/2019 13:14

    neat!!

  • Stephanie S.
    10/30/2019 12:47

    I visited this farm. fascinating

  • Cordelia C.
    10/30/2019 11:10

    , thought this might interest you!

  • Julie E.
    10/30/2019 02:43

    That high humidity is perfect!!!

  • Dorothy M.
    10/29/2019 20:40

    The technology has been available for a long time. No support from our government for it.

  • Marissa L.
    10/29/2019 20:21

    Future travel

  • Joshua C.
    10/29/2019 11:21

    Joshua Lewis

  • Isabelle C.
    10/29/2019 10:46

    Good initiative! Been to Iceland (in spring) and one thing I didn’t see was vegetables. Seems they import most and thus they’re very expensive to buy.

  • Lynda R.
    10/29/2019 09:50

    We may need to adopt this idea 😐

  • Amunraa E.
    10/29/2019 08:33

    👍

  • Amunraa E.
    10/29/2019 08:33

    Interesting 💓

  • Amunraa E.
    10/29/2019 08:33

    Nice 💖 lovely 💖

  • JL A.
    10/29/2019 05:55

    have you been there?

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