A New Philosophy in Agriculture


In the state of Ohio, Earth Safe Hydroculture is pioneering the use of one of the most promising types of hydroponic systems. Developed over the past 20 years by a leading Scientist in the industry, the Vertigro system represents the pinnacle of modern hydroponic design and efficiency. With yields equal to that of eight acres of field in a one acre lot, the system allows the family farm to come to the city. Converting a vacant lot or parking lot into a vibrant, healthy, fully functional fruit and vegetable farm beautifies the neighborhood and betters the community. Providing a source for fresh and healthy produce in your neighborhood is easy and cost effective. 

If you are interested in the system as a hobby grower at home, a farmer looking to expand into hydroponics, or considering a great business opportunity that improves your community, consider this system. For price quotes and advice on building a system of your own call us at 419-227-0303 or to purchase starter kits and accessories, just click here.

Earth Safe is teaming this promising system with advanced ozone technology in an effort to reduce the use of chemical fungicides and other chemicals often used in agriculture. Earth Safe will conduct experiments to demonstrate ozone's ability to replace many of these chemicals with little or no impact on the people that consume the produce or on the environment.

Earth Safe offers herbicide, fungicide, and insecticide free fruits and vegetables.

 
Turning a vacant lot into a healthy living Bok Choi Getting Along Nicely Jerry admiring two days handywork Strawberry Blossoms
After a weeks work the system is assembled and pots are filled with growing media Jerry using a modified ground rod driver and hammer drill to put in conduit Jerry and Main Street Cridersville Kohlrabi Plants Starting to Grow out
Broccoli Getting a Good Start Bibb Lettuce Starting to Form Heads Tomatoes Growing in the Vertigro System Peppers Growing in the Vertigro System
A Stack of Green Romaine Not quite Ready Bibb Lettuce Bursting at the Seams Zucchini Stack Getting Along Great Strawberry Stack Starting to Send Out Runners
Cucumber Blossoming The Lower Section of Kohlrabi Starting to Ball Pepper Blossom with a Small Pepper Growing Inside Young Crop of Tomatoes Appr. 2 Inches in Diameter
Young Strawberry as of 6-9-03 Swiss Chard Growing Fast A Zucchini Blossom Nestled in the Leaves A Ripening Strawberry with a Flower next to it