The Case for Vertical Agriculture: An Economic Take

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Jul 22
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Updated: Jul 23

By Albert Pampalona Lisnenko

Why should agriculture be seen as strictly horizontal, when our conception of the future of all else is vertical?

We posit that vertical agriculture, sustains a net benefit to the economy as it fosters intensive economic growth as well as the minimisation of the use of scarce land and water resources.

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