The Plantagon Greenhouse Presentation

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The Plantagon Greenhouse Presentation

Why should a tomato fly 10,000 km? We believe that The Plantagon Greenhouse will change the way we produce ecological and functional food dramatically. For instance, it will allow us to produce ecological tomatoes with clean air and water in urban environments, even in major cities. (English, 46 pages, July 2011) www.plantagon.com
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  • Business enterprise, General

Categories

  • sweco
  • plantagon
  • hans hassle
  • the companization
  • urban agri summit
  • greenhouse for urban agriculture

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Per Östling

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