Large and low-tech agricultural complexes still operate obsolete machinery and equipment, while the degree of wear is often more than 50% and the harm to the planet's ecology is colossal. Thousands of hectares of land are annually withdrawn from agricultural use, and work on drainage, irrigation and land reclamation is practically suspended.
Plants need light for growth in quantitative and qualitative terms. The lack of natural light causes various disorders in humans and animals, and the same happens in plants. the lack of sunlight in indoor agriculture leads to poor product quality in greenhouses and a high nitrate content in vegetables and salad crops.
Due to the global energy crisis, the production of products in greenhouses using traditional lighting sources (fluorescent lamps, DNaT, DRL) is becoming very costly and, as it is now widely known, unsafe for personnel and users (Minamata Convention on Mercury).
The use of conventional LED technology for growing food creates a huge unnecessary burden on the planet's ecology, health and consumer budget. And the quality of the products produced in this way is significantly different from plants grown in beds under the sun, or under biologically adequate real sunlight, which is available only with the use of quantum spectrum control technology, which allows us to create any required spectrum of light, which opens up new opportunities for us in high-precision agricultural technologies.