It Is Now Possible To Grow Crops In The Desert ?

[JANASENA]

A non-profit organization called “Roots Up” has designed a greenhouse that collects moisture from the air, which then is used to water the plants.

 

This new design can help farmers in areas where the lack of proper temperature and rainfall make it difficult to grow crops.

As the designers of the greenhouse explain on their website:

The greenhouse traps hot air and humidity during the heat of the day, creating a better atmosphere for plant growth and then at night, a rope can be pulled that opens up a latch at the top of the greenhouse that lets cool air in, eventually reaching the dew point and creating condensation. The water droplets are channeled into a collection cistern and can be used for drinking water or for irrigation. In times of rain, the design can also be used as a rainwater collector.

Roots Up plans to launch the project in areas of Ethiopia, where droughts are common and farming is difficult.

The video below shows a graphical representation of how the greehouse works: 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPiCoKL2hzU

 

 

 

[timmy]

 just a doubt

 

for example X quantity undhi anuko plants consume  Y amount on a day rest is converted into humidty. then next day there will (x-y) water and 2 day if Z amount is consumed from the water then (x-y-z) will be left eventually there wont be any water kadha according to this plan or did i miss somethin.

 

 

[dappusubhani]

 just a doubt

 

for example X quantity undhi anuko plants consume  Y amount on a day rest is converted into humidty. then next day there will (x-y) water and 2 day if Z amount is consumed from the water then (x-y-z) will be left eventually there wont be any water kadha according to this plan or did i miss somethin.

 

 

 

 tanuku lekkalu ikkada varthinchavu saaru

[mindless]

 tanuku lekkalu ikkada varthinchavu saaru

 

ante?

[dappusubhani]

ante?

 

mana raithanna timmy equations ani :D

[mindless]

mana raithanna timmy equations ani :D