Description: Aeroagriculture refers to the practice of growing plants in an air or mist environment without the use of soil. This innovative cultivation method relies on the use of nutrient solutions that are aerosolized, allowing plant roots to absorb nutrients and water directly from the air or mist. Aeroagriculture is characterized by its high efficiency in water and nutrient use, as well as its ability to maximize growing space, making it an attractive option for urban agriculture and in environments with soil limitations. Additionally, this system can be implemented in greenhouses or indoor facilities, allowing for precise control of environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and light. Aeroagriculture not only promotes faster plant growth but also reduces exposure to pests and diseases, decreasing the need for pesticides. In a world where the demand for food continues to grow and natural resources are increasingly scarce, aeroagriculture presents itself as a sustainable and revolutionary solution for modern agricultural production.
