I can attest to Israeli irrigation technology. Netafim makes, by a wide margin, the best irrigation products in the agriculture sector. Their drip products that incorporate check valves save me a ton of water every year by not draining the lines at the end of the irrigation pulse. Saves me close to 5 gallons per day, and I'm a small producer.

The hole that caused the leak is a half millimeter wide. The ISS travels at 17,500miles per hour or 28,000 kilometers per hour. At that speed, even hitting a stationary piece of dust is devastating.

Tons of recent articles, it's not a secret at all.

My mother in law died from antibiotic resistant bacteria she caught at the hospital, which is why this part stood out to me.

Or keep the room under positive pressure? Surgery rooms keep air constantly flowing through HEPA/ULPA filters to maintain positive pressure and prevent particle incursion.

That's not even a great range either, LoRaWAN can reach 10km in rural settings. Meter Group's Teros 12 (which is available using LoRaWAN architecture) is a much better sensor too, soil scout doesn't have a particularly good reputation.

That's why agriculture stays in agricultural zoning, if you're living in agricultural zoning without running a farm- it's a choice.

Those are like 8 years old, but they're one of the best horticultural diodes in the world.

Speaking from experience- it takes more energy to maintain a greenhouse than a well insulated building.

The number of characters and locations is hard to keep up with, but if you take some time to become familiar with the family lineages and map it's a lot easier IMO. Good luck, and happy reading.