I am interested in indoor farming. The recent advances in the past decades of blue leds and solar panels and their costs going down all the time make farming tropical things in America seem feasible.
I’m thinking it’d be cool to use geothermal hvac and collect rain water or something. With indoor farms you can recycle water and use less fertilizer and pesticides and such making me think it’d be a great idea for more traditionally tricky crops or out of hardiness zone etc. like coffee, chocolate and tea that we pay to have shipped from all over the world.
Any comments or experiences OG?
Edit: I forgot to add it would be more a hobby than a business unless everything was sold at non slave labor prices lol…. $30/lb for coffee or something like that.