Hydroponics

Fine, we'll post about the hydroponics trip. We went to several (two) farms (several of us). It was (we think) very interesting. We don't know what else to say. Actually most of us didn't even go there. We were absent for that day. We gotta be honest kids, right?

Fine actually one of us went there. According to him, some lady went to talk to them about how their farm worked. There were two farms, one an organic one, another a hydroponic one. At the organic farm, Green Circle Eco-Farm, 41 Neo Tiew Road, the owner of the farm, a lady, spoke to us (him and the others) about organic food and stuff and stressed the fact that pesticides were not used in that farm unlike others. At the other farm, Oh Chin Huat Hydroponic Farm at Nee Soon Agrotechnology Parks, we (him and the others) were brought around the farm and saw lots and lots and lots of hydroponic plants. It was fascinating (at least we think it was).

That's all for the farm. Do we really need to talk about change? Fine.
In the organic farm, the method of growing farms was virtually prehistoric. In the hydroponic farm, it was super-high tech (at least we think so) and coolio. That symbolizes that change leads to progress. As seen, a change in the technology led to progress from prehistoric farming techniques to spanking cool new cool technology. Ok that's all.