When I was growing up, my family did rotational grazing... in a cold climate. So I can definitely understand the appeal of growing grass year round. I imagine it would be labor intensive, because with grazing the animal goes to the grass and harvests it. With hydroponics, people (or robots) have to do the harvesting.
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Also, I doubt the nutritional value of hydroponics is the same as soil grown grass. It's still very interesting and I'm looking forward to more people experimenting with this.
@matthewdavid I feel that you may have a point there as most fertilizers in hydroponics are synthetic. However if this is done in an aquaponics system different rules apply. Grow fish and plants in a looped symbiotic system no better way exists to grow food..
https://steemit.com/nature/@craigcryptoking/aquaponics-the-big-system-build-mature-thriving-vegetables-pictures