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High Efficient Lighting for the Farm

Dan October 9, 2019 Energy, This Land of Ours

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Cathy Isom tells us about the high efficient way ag producers have to light up the farm.

High Efficient Lighting for the Farm

Photo: Cultivation of fresh herbs and pepper with red and blue LEDs. Using special LED equipment in rooms without light and in greenhouses. LEDs with a wavelength of 630nm, 660nm, 440nm, 445nm, 430nm,d blue leds. The basil is grown without daylight, the leds provide light that plants need to grow.

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