Im a Filipino working in one of the largest vertical farm here in Canada and it’s so nice to see that this industry is making way to the Philippines. Vertical farming is the future of the agriculture industry. Amazing job keep it up! 👍🏻
I work at GoodLeaf Farm here in Canada you can look-up on how technology is used in our indoor farm. It is really amazing how we can grow crops all year round given the 4 seasons we have here😊
@@AngieMeadKing, you said cooling the air inside your green house doesn’t decrease humidity. Humidity will not decrease by cooling the air until you reach the dew point temperature (check the psychrometric chart). When that’s reached, you will fog up the place and theoretically moisten up the area as in rain in the afternoon or fog in the morning. That would not be possible just by moving outside air to the inside. The only way to do that is by AC where water molecules of incoming air is condensed by by the AC. Caution: an undersized AC is never going to work.
Sana dumami pa yung mga ganitong klaseng investment this will help our food security hinde puro nalang tayo importations. Thank you sa vlog more to come!
Miss Angie is the ideal leader cause she knows her craft so well and you get a glow really explaining in detail what your passion and business is all about which I find so admirable, no wonder all the blessings!
Miss Angie i work with Aiconditioning company i suggest you transfer your exhaust fan above hot is on top since its lighter in weight cool air in below since its heavier so for maximum removal of hot air put the exhaust fan above
I heard planting marigolds around plants help deter insects and pests you may want to try it to a few. I'm happy how king farm has improved! I watched your vlog before when you were just starting the vertical farm with a few towers...now it has bloomed you are inspiring
Amazing 😊 With your family's expertise in the hospitality business, perhaps you'll consider integrating a wellness center to the farm with guests enjoying ultra fresh produce throughout their stay 😊
High pressure fogging should do the trick, as long as particle size is small enough not to reach the plants. That's because heat removal potential from water droplets is high since they absorb more heat as they exchange into vapour. Making those vent fans remove heat more efficiently. Thanks Angie for sharing your experience without any filters! Like always, you produce top quality content ✨. Keep them coming!! ❤️❤️❤
Such an inspiration. I have always dreamed of having my own farm, starting from polytunnel, and now vertical farming. It is just so hard when you're suffering from paralysis by analysis. Someday I will start my own vertical farming and indoor shirmp farming. Thank you.
Thanks for the updates in your Tower farm.You still continue to improve whats the best for your vegetables.You always supplies the best vegies in your Hotel Ava.Your green house is really awesome. Wow! 67 huge kulture beds 👏🙌😍 super blessed 🙏💚💚💚
A very high tech.way of raising vegetables.I'm a retired Agri.teacher and i like the way you've explain your water system and i'm happy that you have contributed much in feeding the burgeoning population.I'm proud of you.Keep it up!
Thank you so much ma'am Angie for being so accomodating sa mga photo ops with you. Idol na kta ngaun, really, ur being a farmer, i mean a real farmer. Thank you so much sa napaka inspiring story na nishare nyo p0 dito sa 7th Philippine Farm Tourism. Nakaka inspired maging farmer bcuz of ur testimony. Looking forward to seeing you again. More power po and God bless.❤
Very informative vid, thank you! Followed through ur farming journey since pandemic, glad you and your team found what works best for your place. God bless you and your team!😍
Very informative and so inspiring! please continue on making video updates about your king tower farm miss Angie. Always praying that one day I can have a greenhouse that big! God bless you miss Angie..
Not sure you need this enclosed green house, you a fine mesh like tulle to prevent pest but allow air flow not sure if there is fine wire mesh. This type of green house is for temperate climate.
You have an amazing farm! This is an excellent sustainable business, I hope DOA will promote vertical farming to our local farmers and provide a budget for them. Keep it Up and God bless.
Congratulations Angie. I am not into this but my diet is 50% greens. Thank you for the additional learning. Happy to see the curly lettuce thicker, it will last longer, I guess.
Amazing! Its an engineering paradise. Lots of IOT and microcontroler automation applications can be done there. thanks for sharing and explaining your projects!
Congatulation A N G I E..You are working in the right place at the right time which food is very expensive and scarce to find,,couple with problems of El nino or el nina,,,,,,,,,I admire your sense of business strategy..you are a good inspring example to many..........Keep up your good work.....GOD Bless
Install a misting system on the the ceiling, that will help to cool down the greenhouse. We grow broiler chickens here in Canada, we have a misting system for hot weather and it also helps with the humidity 😊
Awesome , i love the farm updates , I cant grow much where i live as am basically at sea level (waterfront) so cop a salty sand soil . I have grown hydroponically , but would love to go aquaponic when the world collapses (lol) . I have a few ducks and chickens, just as well i love eggs ! 🐥❤
That's why I have the hugelkultur grow beds since my soil is basically clay, the beds allow us to keep all the nutrients in the bed and its easy to manage since its at waist level
@@AngieMeadKing I like your towers . I already have units linked together for growing in perlite and coco but it could easily add a tower system with 2m of 100mm pvc pipe for lettuce, strawberries etc . A quick cut and a heat gun would form the pockets and just extend the irrigation hose to the top of the tower 🙂. Thanks again for the great vids Angie !
What is the temperature requirement for the greenhouse? You can add cool cell pads on one end to cool it down. Works like evaporative cooling.Same concept done with poultry houses
Hi po Ma’am Angie, baka lang makatulong din sa mga lettuce niyo, dito po sa ibang bansa iyong green house ng mga ibat-ibang uri ng lettuce nila parang half ng green house screen then pg pataas na parang gawa sa plastic gaya po ng sa inyo and the exos nasa taas din with high ceiling po para mas maging healthy ung mga lettuces. Nakita ko po ito personally dahil kmukuha kmi sa mga farmers ng mga veggies, actually mgnda po iyong gmit niyo sa pgtatanim ng lettuce pero ayaw niyo din po ba gmamit ng pahorizontal water system for planting lettuces po? mas mabilis ang tubo nun then pagpaparami, nakatanim lang po ung lettuce sa water mismo po. İyon lang naman po iyong nakita ko dito sa Solomon and Aussie thank you po and God Bless you more ❤
And black mesh to absorb the light energy and prevent it from turning to heat. You don't really need a greenhouse since you're neither installing aircon to cool down the plants nor do you need to trap the heat. I guess the roof is useful to control water intake via precipitation/rain. Is the greenhouse cooler than the ambient outdoor temperature?
Hi Ms. Angie. Are you accepting visitors like farmers doing "lakbay aral" in your farm? So that they can see updates in agriculture. We have partner farmers and they are into traditional farming. Thanks 🙏
Hello i just saw ur video about ur greenhouse and i noticed that there are indeed some issues regarding the ventilation of ur GH. My GH doesnt have uv plastic for walls but it has nets all around to let cool air in and out 24/7 and it also has an open space just below the roof to allow more air in thats why despite the heat the inside of my GH is a bit cooler because my gh is located in a windy area so the wind works for me a little dusty tho. I keep the door open during daytime and i told my caretaker to close it at night.
for the hydrophonics, if you really want to achieve heat resistant greenhouse environment, change something on your roofing and flooring, making sure that the roof reflect heat and the floor absorb heat. Your current set up does not do that.
@@AngieMeadKing what's that other planting system that you put dried leaves, tree bark, branches and all kinds of organic things you put on top of the soil? I think there is a danger to that style because these things that are placed on top can collect water and you know what comes after that are all kinds of mosquito related diseases we can think of. That kind of system where you put branches or dried leaves on top of the soil (sorry I have not time to find out the right terminology to it) is no different from those gardens that are covered in plastics which only aims at keeping the soil most. Still, plastic covering can collect waters. The best solution is to cover the soil with mixed coarse sand gravel. Gravel can also help retain nutrients.
@@AngieMeadKing is there a possibility you convert the private farm into an eco tourism farm where people can experience farm activities like forest bath, immersion with animals, Tree planting, healthy dish lessons, mindfulness meditation etc. of course with entrance fees. I'm sure your farm will be a haven of joy when these activities are allowed...
Correct me if im wrong but the variety of lettuce in this video is olmetie am i right? That variety is very resilient during summertime. I accidentally left a box of olmetie inside my car all morning but they managed to survive the heat inside.
Hello miss angie, i come across your vlog and i think if you have some question regarding what is best solution for your problem, maybe my husband can help, i think you knew him he is working with your cars in manila, he is an electrical engineer so he can give suggestion for the best than you can do to your problem in your farm.😊his name is karl, ring a bell?
Hello Ms Angie 😍 i first saw you sa car racing youtube video and now i came across your farming youtube video 😍 nakakatuwa na enjoy panuorin both content
Hello Ms. Angie King! I just came accross this video. Am wondering of King Tower Farm is related / ally of King Orchard Farm? Sagrex Corp. has touched based with King Orchard and Sagrex technology is being utilized there. I hope we can meet and collab. All the BEST!
@@AngieMeadKing much thanks for the swift reply! Can we meet your Farm Manager and introduce our Soil Ameliorants and Foliar Fertilizers (from Grow More USA)? I hope you consider. Thanks!
The only question I have in this video is about the temperature... I do understand you are trying to evacuate heat buildup in the or that it has a contributing factor... BUT my concern is that the plants are the actual concerned party for productivity and quality. Would it not be a better idea to actually place temperature sensors in the growth or plant areas and adjust accordingly? Just a thought I had while watching... The heat may build up there but there is no way to actually evacuate the heat without an expensive rebuild like you mentioned... but that area is really not the true direct concern. Caron dioxide production is heavier than oxygen as well, so it would seem exchange would still be good as well (and air movement amount the plants would be more imperative for monitoring is what I think I am trying to say...LOL) Just curious about that.
The basics are hot air rises and as hot air fills up the roof it works its way back down. Plants have an ideal growth temperature of 22-28c anything above that makes them heat stressed. Greenhouses work well for 4 season countries but we needed it for pest control. We're also trying to exchange air as much as possible so we can move humidity out also.
@@AngieMeadKing I see.. feel like I didn't think about that enough...LOL... I understand the difference now too from the US to the Phillipines... I know that Mickey's Blogs, he always mentions how it doesn't even really get cold, but warm and humid... Thank You for taking the time to message back.. :) Makes sense now.
Hello, it's the first time I saw one of your videos and it's impressive though I doubt that the products will ever cover your investment but still it's good people do something to improve farming in the Philippines. As you seem to have the budget,why don't you also try to develope simplified methods that local farmers can adapt your ideas without large investments ? Vegetables are relatively expensive in the Philippines and the common people could get better access to it if production improved and the prices dropped. Regards, Stephan
What is the need for vertical farming in the philippines? for a country that has ample arable land area, large low income work force and tropical climate, i would assume that the majority of use cases for such engineered agricultural methods are mute, especially considering the costs. geniunely curious.
Im a Filipino working in one of the largest vertical farm here in Canada and it’s so nice to see that this industry is making way to the Philippines. Vertical farming is the future of the agriculture industry. Amazing job keep it up! 👍🏻
Thank you any suggestions for us to improve?
I work at GoodLeaf Farm here in Canada you can look-up on how technology is used in our indoor farm. It is really amazing how we can grow crops all year round given the 4 seasons we have here😊
@@AngieMeadKing, you said cooling the air inside your green house doesn’t decrease humidity. Humidity will not decrease by cooling the air until you reach the dew point temperature (check the psychrometric chart). When that’s reached, you will fog up the place and theoretically moisten up the area as in rain in the afternoon or fog in the morning. That would not be possible just by moving outside air to the inside. The only way to do that is by AC where water molecules of incoming air is condensed by by the AC. Caution: an undersized AC is never going to work.
Balita ko nagkakalugi na daw mga vertical farms?
Sana dumami pa yung mga ganitong klaseng investment this will help our food security hinde puro nalang tayo importations. Thank you sa vlog more to come!
Thank you
Miss Angie is the ideal leader cause she knows her craft so well and you get a glow really explaining in detail what your passion and business is all about which I find so admirable, no wonder all the blessings!
🙇♀️
this is one of the best modern and beautiful farm I've seen so far in PH
Miss Angie i work with Aiconditioning company i suggest you transfer your exhaust fan above hot is on top since its lighter in weight cool air in below since its heavier so for maximum removal of hot air put the exhaust fan above
I think your right
Yes stormchaser… is right. Warm air goes up. Cold air sinks.
Keep supporting agri business please, its very noble 🙏🏻
I heard planting marigolds around plants help deter insects and pests you may want to try it to a few. I'm happy how king farm has improved! I watched your vlog before when you were just starting the vertical farm with a few towers...now it has bloomed you are inspiring
Its been a long time and Im happy that we can now say were a farm!
Amazing 😊 With your family's expertise in the hospitality business, perhaps you'll consider integrating a wellness center to the farm with guests enjoying ultra fresh produce throughout their stay 😊
High pressure fogging should do the trick, as long as particle size is small enough not to reach the plants. That's because heat removal potential from water droplets is high since they absorb more heat as they exchange into vapour. Making those vent fans remove heat more efficiently. Thanks Angie for sharing your experience without any filters! Like always, you produce top quality content ✨. Keep them coming!! ❤️❤️❤
Such an inspiration. I have always dreamed of having my own farm, starting from polytunnel, and now vertical farming. It is just so hard when you're suffering from paralysis by analysis. Someday I will start my own vertical farming and indoor shirmp farming. Thank you.
Thanks for the updates in your Tower farm.You still continue to improve whats the best for your vegetables.You always supplies the best vegies in your Hotel Ava.Your green house is really awesome.
Wow! 67 huge kulture beds 👏🙌😍 super blessed 🙏💚💚💚
Were working hard to grow more veggies all the time
A very high tech.way of raising vegetables.I'm a retired Agri.teacher and i like the way you've explain your water system and i'm happy that you have contributed much in feeding the burgeoning population.I'm proud of you.Keep it up!
Thanks a lot
Aside from the Porsche's, This is one of my favorite features on you channel. Look at em Lettuce go!. Thanks for sharing!
Hehe Thank you
Thank you so much ma'am Angie for being so accomodating sa mga photo ops with you. Idol na kta ngaun, really, ur being a farmer, i mean a real farmer. Thank you so much sa napaka inspiring story na nishare nyo p0 dito sa 7th Philippine Farm Tourism. Nakaka inspired maging farmer bcuz of ur testimony. Looking forward to seeing you again. More power po and God bless.❤
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@AngieMeadKing❤
I like this part showing the farm . I was watching your vlogs when you were just starting building this .
Very informative vid, thank you! Followed through ur farming journey since pandemic, glad you and your team found what works best for your place. God bless you and your team!😍
what god?
check the wind direction/flow or source of air with respect to the orientation of your greenhouse. plus the elevation/ level of the greenhouse.
Very informative and so inspiring! please continue on making video updates about your king tower farm miss Angie. Always praying that one day I can have a greenhouse that big! God bless you miss Angie..
Will do!
what god?
Not sure you need this enclosed green house, you a fine mesh like tulle to prevent pest but allow air flow not sure if there is fine wire mesh. This type of green house is for temperate climate.
From Cars to Farms, ohhh my, this is my kind of content, thank you for sharing this!
Sana dumami pa itong vertical farms! Its time for the Philippines invest in food security.
Thank you, that's my wish also
You have an amazing farm! This is an excellent sustainable business, I hope DOA will promote vertical farming to our local farmers and provide a budget for them. Keep it Up and God bless.
I hope so too!
Your cameras were so good❤
Love watching the greenery again.❤
Congratulations Angie. I am not into this but my diet is 50% greens. Thank you for the additional learning. Happy to see the curly lettuce thicker, it will last longer, I guess.
Amazing! Its an engineering paradise. Lots of IOT and microcontroler automation applications can be done there.
thanks for sharing and explaining your projects!
Congatulation A N G I E..You are working in the right place at the right time which food is very expensive and scarce to find,,couple with problems of El nino or el nina,,,,,,,,,I admire your sense of business strategy..you are a good inspring example to many..........Keep up your good work.....GOD Bless
Thank you so much!
Nice to see that you manager the Vertical farming so well
Congratulations for trailblazing this technology. Wishing you all the success and good fortune on your ventures.
Ang ganda po ng tower farm.wish din po namin ng partner ko magkaroong greenhouse.meron po kami maliit yun lang po kinaya ng budget (Rade HydroFarm)
I'm happy about the progress in your tower farm ❤❤❤
Wow. Your vegetable farm is so amazing, and very inspiring
galing galing,, natuto nkong mg farm, natuto pang mag english. sarap pakinggan ng boses
Install a misting system on the the ceiling, that will help to cool down the greenhouse. We grow broiler chickens here in Canada, we have a misting system for hot weather and it also helps with the humidity 😊
Cannot in our high humid environment
Oh been waiting for this update❤❤❤Thank you Angie
Amazing! amazing! amazing! and you just started this during the pandemic right? WoW!
2016 farm 2019 towers
Innovation forward❤the progress is amazing. The future is brighter--. Thank you for sharing 😮❤.
I think your soil is good for planting clover Miss 😊😊😊 it take long time to grow and produce...but the crop its quite expensive
Good to see this im planning to have like this though not that big as that but planning a simple one for my retirement
impressive you know your stuff :) I always wanted to work with people bridging tech and agriculture
👍🏼
I love seeing another farming vlog. I cannot relate sa sports car kasi. Keep it coming Miss Angie, relaxing and inspiring.
Haha ok. The farm updates are slow kase
Maybe providing an opening on the ceiling will reduce hot air accummulation, a raptor design. Hot air goes up, always.
Awesome , i love the farm updates , I cant grow much where i live as am basically at sea level (waterfront) so cop a salty sand soil . I have grown hydroponically , but would love to go aquaponic when the world collapses (lol) . I have a few ducks and chickens, just as well i love eggs ! 🐥❤
That's why I have the hugelkultur grow beds since my soil is basically clay, the beds allow us to keep all the nutrients in the bed and its easy to manage since its at waist level
@@AngieMeadKing I like your towers . I already have units linked together for growing in perlite and coco but it could easily add a tower system with 2m of 100mm pvc pipe for lettuce, strawberries etc . A quick cut and a heat gun would form the pockets and just extend the irrigation hose to the top of the tower 🙂.
Thanks again for the great vids Angie !
Amazing vertical farm, congratulations.
That is really cool 😎
First time I’ve seen this.
Hope it all works out for you.
😎😎😎👍👍👍
Love the garden it looks amazing I wish it was in my backyard❤
Try fruit bearing ones too. Strawberries hanging there and you just pick the fruits and eat it right away. And hanging tomatoes! ^_^
I really love this vlog it really educational thank you Angie
Glad you enjoyed it!
What is the temperature requirement for the greenhouse? You can add cool cell pads on one end to cool it down. Works like evaporative cooling.Same concept done with poultry houses
I think she mentioned that humidity is already too high, so evaporative cooling might not work
The Dept. of Agriculture might give out grants so you can purchase reefer trucks and other equipment. They support coops heavily.
di po yata kailangan ni angie ang grant hehehe
very smart investment Angie. maybe not financially but health wise its priceless.
congratulations! salamat for always thinking other people for food & galing mo !
Hi po Ma’am Angie, baka lang makatulong din sa mga lettuce niyo, dito po sa ibang bansa iyong green house ng mga ibat-ibang uri ng lettuce nila parang half ng green house screen then pg pataas na parang gawa sa plastic gaya po ng sa inyo and the exos nasa taas din with high ceiling po para mas maging healthy ung mga lettuces. Nakita ko po ito personally dahil kmukuha kmi sa mga farmers ng mga veggies, actually mgnda po iyong gmit niyo sa pgtatanim ng lettuce pero ayaw niyo din po ba gmamit ng pahorizontal water system for planting lettuces po? mas mabilis ang tubo nun then pagpaparami, nakatanim lang po ung lettuce sa water mismo po. İyon lang naman po iyong nakita ko dito sa Solomon and Aussie thank you po and God Bless you more ❤
And black mesh to absorb the light energy and prevent it from turning to heat. You don't really need a greenhouse since you're neither installing aircon to cool down the plants nor do you need to trap the heat. I guess the roof is useful to control water intake via precipitation/rain. Is the greenhouse cooler than the ambient outdoor temperature?
we need it to stop pest and rain dilution in the system, temp inside is hotter than outside.
Hi Ms. Angie. Are you accepting visitors like farmers doing "lakbay aral" in your farm? So that they can see updates in agriculture. We have partner farmers and they are into traditional farming. Thanks 🙏
no we dont sorry!
Wonderful Angie..wish I could meet u..
Watching this makes me want to learn more about farming
Ganda ng farm at ang ganda mo girl, parang di natanda 😊
Hello i just saw ur video about ur greenhouse and i noticed that there are indeed some issues regarding the ventilation of ur GH. My GH doesnt have uv plastic for walls but it has nets all around to let cool air in and out 24/7 and it also has an open space just below the roof to allow more air in thats why despite the heat the inside of my GH is a bit cooler because my gh is located in a windy area so the wind works for me a little dusty tho.
I keep the door open during daytime and i told my caretaker to close it at night.
we have a lot of pests here so I can't keep any door open
Angieeee, would love to get a full farm and a car collection tour
You are absolutely amazing there's no doubt about it you are very knowledgeable I find this very interesting
Glad you think so!
@@AngieMeadKing yeah your agriculture greenhouses and Tower are awesome that's really cool
Amazing business and possibly farming cost & operation are not discouraging ?
Wow amazing ❤❤I love seeing your vegetables so beautiful ❤
Your works area amazing!
Thank you! Cheers!
for the hydrophonics, if you really want to achieve heat resistant greenhouse environment, change something on your roofing and flooring, making sure that the roof reflect heat and the floor absorb heat. Your current set up does not do that.
Just painted concrete white today
@@AngieMeadKing what's that other planting system that you put dried leaves, tree bark, branches and all kinds of organic things you put on top of the soil? I think there is a danger to that style because these things that are placed on top can collect water and you know what comes after that are all kinds of mosquito related diseases we can think of. That kind of system where you put branches or dried leaves on top of the soil (sorry I have not time to find out the right terminology to it) is no different from those gardens that are covered in plastics which only aims at keeping the soil most. Still, plastic covering can collect waters. The best solution is to cover the soil with mixed coarse sand gravel. Gravel can also help retain nutrients.
Awesome content as always,
Appreciate it!
Angie is Fantastic... looking forward if allowed to visit the farm
We're a private farm
@@AngieMeadKing is there a possibility you convert the private farm into an eco tourism farm where people can experience farm activities like forest bath, immersion with animals, Tree planting, healthy dish lessons, mindfulness meditation etc. of course with entrance fees. I'm sure your farm will be a haven of joy when these activities are allowed...
This is very amazing. Hopefully we could visit your farm. Where is this farm located
We're in cavinti but we don't allow visitors
Finaly the farm....❤❤❤❤
Woah!..super impressed.......
L❤ve this episode. Thank you for educating us.
Correct me if im wrong but the variety of lettuce in this video is olmetie am i right? That variety is very resilient during summertime. I accidentally left a box of olmetie inside my car all morning but they managed to survive the heat inside.
Yes !
What a beautiful farm! Congrats from Germany ☀️☀️☀️
Danke schon
Hello miss angie, i come across your vlog and i think if you have some question regarding what is best solution for your problem, maybe my husband can help, i think you knew him he is working with your cars in manila, he is an electrical engineer so he can give suggestion for the best than you can do to your problem in your farm.😊his name is karl, ring a bell?
It's ok we got the fans working na
Hello Ms Angie 😍 i first saw you sa car racing youtube video and now i came across your farming youtube video 😍 nakakatuwa na enjoy panuorin both content
I do multi content!
@@AngieMeadKing 💕💕
Great ideas very functional and efficient 👍
1st time to watch your video. lala running after you from the start of the video kept me watching XD
What do you do with the waste rockwool cubes? Are they recyclable?
we re use them 2-3x then we bury them in our grow beds just to help prevent soil compaction, they dont bio degrade
We love you Angie Mead King❤❤❤
This is very neat, I'm gonna build a farm just like yours.
Let's go!
@@AngieMeadKinghello
i really envy your farm nice to see how ur farm is progressing…GOD bless
Thank you!
Beautiful!
Madam did you tried growing blueberries there? Considering the soil on that are is acidic it might grow there.
No it's to hot here unless you know of heat tolerant berries?
❤that is amazing
Wow it look amazing in there . ❤❤❤
Hello Ms. Angie King! I just came accross this video. Am wondering of King Tower Farm is related / ally of King Orchard Farm? Sagrex Corp. has touched based with King Orchard and Sagrex technology is being utilized there. I hope we can meet and collab. All the BEST!
Not related
@@AngieMeadKing much thanks for the swift reply! Can we meet your Farm Manager and introduce our Soil Ameliorants and Foliar Fertilizers (from Grow More USA)? I hope you consider. Thanks!
Just discovered your video...do you also have Aquaponic Systems?
Yes we do! Vlog update next month
Hi Angie, inspring video. Just wondering if you allow educational visits to your farm?
Lala following you at the back is just ❤.
I have a full farm educational vlog
@@AngieMeadKing noted and thank you for your reply.
No plans for future in person visits? I would go, even if you charge a fee 😊
Stunning 😍
Thank you! 😊
Ms Angie, do you know po if quinoa and other pseudograins can be farmed in the Philippines, as some sort of rice alternative?
No I don't know much about grains
wow!!
amazing!!
Hello Ma'am Angie, Good day. Does your farm accept farm tour and visit?
Just our rooftop farm
@@AngieMeadKinghi Ms. Angie! Where is this rooftop farm that we can visit?
Im from Sta. Cruz, Laguna. When you say you sell them locally, where exactly is it? Thank you!
At our hotel Ava
Good day po maam @angie, may i ask lang po san po kayo nakabili ng tower po ninyo?
I sell it. Email kingtowerfarm@gmail.com
Fantastic greenhose automatic
oh wow, hi angie !!!
i need to go plant based to ange
Present Miss Angie 🙋
The only question I have in this video is about the temperature... I do understand you are trying to evacuate heat buildup in the or that it has a contributing factor... BUT my concern is that the plants are the actual concerned party for productivity and quality. Would it not be a better idea to actually place temperature sensors in the growth or plant areas and adjust accordingly? Just a thought I had while watching... The heat may build up there but there is no way to actually evacuate the heat without an expensive rebuild like you mentioned... but that area is really not the true direct concern. Caron dioxide production is heavier than oxygen as well, so it would seem exchange would still be good as well (and air movement amount the plants would be more imperative for monitoring is what I think I am trying to say...LOL) Just curious about that.
The basics are hot air rises and as hot air fills up the roof it works its way back down. Plants have an ideal growth temperature of 22-28c anything above that makes them heat stressed. Greenhouses work well for 4 season countries but we needed it for pest control. We're also trying to exchange air as much as possible so we can move humidity out also.
@@AngieMeadKing I see.. feel like I didn't think about that enough...LOL... I understand the difference now too from the US to the Phillipines... I know that Mickey's Blogs, he always mentions how it doesn't even really get cold, but warm and humid... Thank You for taking the time to message back.. :) Makes sense now.
Happy green day Gie.
Hello, it's the first time I saw one of your videos and it's impressive though I doubt that the products will ever cover your investment but still it's good people do something to improve farming in the Philippines. As you seem to have the budget,why don't you also try to develope simplified methods that local farmers can adapt your ideas without large investments ? Vegetables are relatively expensive in the Philippines and the common people could get better access to it if production improved and the prices dropped. Regards, Stephan
I always show people you can farm anywhere with anything, you can watch my farm playlist
question: is the nutrient from the soil the same with hydroponic? 😅
No hydroponics can't grow as many fruiting vegetables as us
What is the need for vertical farming in the philippines? for a country that has ample arable land area, large low income work force and tropical climate, i would assume that the majority of use cases for such engineered agricultural methods are mute, especially considering the costs. geniunely curious.
i understand you personal use case but im wondering about the viabilty of this tech for the rest of the country
For us our soil is clay so we needed a faster way to grow veggies without amending the clay soil.