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Price. Neighbor who bought farmland and has made it into a zoo with their newly acquired livestock, got 3 shipping containers, practically for the taking!Forty foot? But, those containers are only 8 feet wide. One has to leave room for humans. Heated. Lights. Why not Build Something that would serve the purpose for a community of 900.
Also, there is a LOT of literature over the last 15 or so years for instructions about growing hydroponically in a shipping container.
A well built passive greenhouse doesn't cost you much except your time.
Here are the things that one would need to buy in order to grow in a shipping container:
1) constant electricity for
(a) lights
(b) moving the water and nutrients to the plants
(c) heat, (Alaska in the winter)
2) job Specific pvc (or some kind of plastic) piping
3) water source
4) plant food, soluble
It is probably expensive, but they are Selling the produce.
I have a few non gardening friends, and I ALWAYS tell them that you could break the bank by buying products from vendors, bc they are all SO expensive!
Grow Containers – Advanced Extraction Labs
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