Speed breeding LED technique grows food six times faster than conventional techniques
Lee Hickey, a researcher at the University of Queensland. Credit: University of Queensland. Australian researchers have demonstrated a ‘speed breeding’ technique for common crops. Their method yields far more food per unit area than conventional farming, relying on specially calibrated LEDs that emit light at specific frequencies onto crops to accelerate plant growth. Using this setup,…
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