Why Freight Farms makes pesticides a thing of the past

Why Freight Farms makes pesticides a thing of the past
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Pesticides have been a cornerstone of traditional agriculture, used to protect crops from pests and diseases. But their impact on health and the environment is increasingly under scrutiny. From chemical residues in food to harmful runoff polluting waterways, the "bad" of pesticides is clear. Yet, with Freight Farms' hydroponic solutions like the Greenery™, there’s a better way to grow—without pesticides.

The Problem with Pesticides

Pesticides have long been used to ensure high agricultural yields, but their downsides can’t be ignored.

  • Health Concerns: Pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables can pose risks to consumers, especially those most vulnerable, such as children.

  • Environmental Impact: Runoff from fields can contaminate water supplies and harm aquatic ecosystems.

  • Pest Resistance: Overuse can lead to pesticide-resistant pests, creating an endless cycle of dependency on chemical solutions.

  • Negative Effects on Soil Fertility: Excessive pesticide use can harm beneficial microorganisms in the soil, reducing its fertility and long-term health.

For farmers looking for alternatives, the path forward often seems unclear—until now.

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