Less Labor 

Growing in soil requires weeding, tilling, and the application of herbicides, pesticides, and insecticides. But in hydroponic cultivation you save time, oerform less manual labor, and grow organically.

Efficient Use of Space

Plants aren't required to spread their roots to find nutrients and water, like they do when in soil, so they can grow closer together and in smaller spaces. 

Bye Weeds

Weeds are the worst. With hydroponic gardening you don't have to worry about weeds. Only the desired plants are introduced and therefore weeds have no chance of growing.

Less Miles Traveled 

Produce loses its nutritional value two weeks after harvested. Through hydroponic gardening you reduce the miles traveled and your produce has a longer shelf life.

Faster Growth

Plants receive the ideal amount of water, nutrients, and light, which leads to faster growth rates and high yields. 

Consumer Savings 

Produce grown locally reduces the overhead cost of shipping and the savings is passed on to the consumer. 

SNAP Benefits 

SNAP EBT benefits can be utilized in Alaskan farmers markets at a one to one ratio up to forty dollars. Which means the if you use your SNAP benefits and spend $40 you will receive $80 worth of produce.