Cold Agriculture

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Cold Agriculture (ColdAg for short) is a method of growing plants most commonly used in experiments at facilities in NELHA. Lines using deep sea water are placed in or over a soil bed and used to chill the soil. This method can be used to grow plants in certain areas it cannot.

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