Hydroponics Experiment

Conclusion

   

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In conclusion, increasing levels of carbon monoxide in the earth’s atmosphere are creating an increase in the earth’s temperature. The “Greenhouse Effect” is causing rapid climate changes. Temperature and precipitation changes are occurring as a result. In some areas the land is becoming less suitable for farming and, famine is becoming a greater threat to the world’s populations.

The former director of NASA has stated that hydroponics are the most suitable way to grow plants for supplying oxygen during space travel.

 

Hydroponics may be one solution to world hunger. The advantages of hydroponics include crop production where no suitable soil exists, lower energy requirements, greater crop yield, more efficient use of water and fertilizer, and less pesticide use.

This experiment has shown that hydroponics could be a viable method of agriculture. However, as the failures of some aspects of this experiment shows, new methods often require re-education and training. Culture and economics may hinder the development of hydroponics as a community’s agricultural method of food production. It might be best to begin with a lower level of production in order to gain experience in hydroponics.

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Amon Wilhite

9th Grade Science Project

Campbell High School

Ewa Beach, Hawaii