SAEDNEWS: The world’s strangest farm belongs to the waters of Savona and is located at a depth of 10 meters underwater. This farm is equipped with devices such as cameras and sensors, and it is considered an internet-based farm.
According to SAEDNEWS, A farm called “Nemo,” due to its unique facilities and features, has been introduced as the strangest farm in the world. In this unusual farm, scientists cultivate basil, strawberries, lettuce, and beans. This farm is located at a depth of 10 meters underwater, and below you can see some images of it.
The unusual project known as “Nemo’s Garden” is part of an innovative initiative by Italian scientists aimed at developing modern agricultural techniques.
This underwater farm consists of several large transparent domes installed at a depth of 10 meters in the waters of Savona, Italy, and is part of the country’s underwater “Nemo” garden project. Researchers working at this facility are studying innovative methods for cultivating and growing a variety of agricultural crops.
The main philosophy of their work is to cultivate agricultural products in environments where there is no need for fresh water or soil enriched with agricultural fertilizers. The components of these farms can be compared to large balloons filled with air, which are placed at depths of 5 to 10 meters in the ocean.
The internal temperature of these balloons and their humid air greatly support the proper growth of crops. Cameras installed in this farm allow scientists to directly monitor different parts of the system.
In addition, sensors embedded in various sections of the farm collect online data, which can be analyzed in detail via the internet.
