Josh Siteman 🇨🇦
@theneaptide.com
Business. All business. I think?
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As long as agriculture stays tied to open air, soil, animals and long supply-chains, food safety remains fragile. Controlled-environment agriculture is no longer just climate-resilience, it’s public-health infrastructure.
As long as agriculture stays tied to open air, soil, animals and long supply-chains, food safety remains fragile. Controlled-environment agriculture is no longer just climate-resilience, it’s public-health infrastructure.
December 3, 2025 at 4:35 AM
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As long as agriculture stays tied to open air, soil, animals and long supply-chains, food safety remains fragile. Controlled-environment agriculture is no longer just climate-resilience, it’s public-health infrastructure.
As long as agriculture stays tied to open air, soil, animals and long supply-chains, food safety remains fragile. Controlled-environment agriculture is no longer just climate-resilience, it’s public-health infrastructure.
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Poisoned reminds us that industrial food systems weren’t broken by climate, but by biology — contamination, waste-stream mixing, pathogens.
Poisoned reminds us that industrial food systems weren’t broken by climate, but by biology — contamination, waste-stream mixing, pathogens.
December 3, 2025 at 4:35 AM
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Poisoned reminds us that industrial food systems weren’t broken by climate, but by biology — contamination, waste-stream mixing, pathogens.
Poisoned reminds us that industrial food systems weren’t broken by climate, but by biology — contamination, waste-stream mixing, pathogens.
Fun. Let's compress human history into one year...
1M mins ago (Oct 2023) would be like yesterday afternoon.
1B mins ago (114 CE) would be sometime early this year.
But 1T mins ago (1.9 million BCE)?
That would be right at the very start of the year, when human history was barely beginning. 🤯
1M mins ago (Oct 2023) would be like yesterday afternoon.
1B mins ago (114 CE) would be sometime early this year.
But 1T mins ago (1.9 million BCE)?
That would be right at the very start of the year, when human history was barely beginning. 🤯
November 28, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Fun. Let's compress human history into one year...
1M mins ago (Oct 2023) would be like yesterday afternoon.
1B mins ago (114 CE) would be sometime early this year.
But 1T mins ago (1.9 million BCE)?
That would be right at the very start of the year, when human history was barely beginning. 🤯
1M mins ago (Oct 2023) would be like yesterday afternoon.
1B mins ago (114 CE) would be sometime early this year.
But 1T mins ago (1.9 million BCE)?
That would be right at the very start of the year, when human history was barely beginning. 🤯
The data is clear: we can’t fix the planet unless we redesign food production from the ground up. At @intravision.ca, we’ve learned that closed-loop, high-density, photobiology-driven systems can cut land, water, and inputs without sacrificing yield. This isn’t a niche—it's a necessity.
November 24, 2025 at 4:35 AM
The data is clear: we can’t fix the planet unless we redesign food production from the ground up. At @intravision.ca, we’ve learned that closed-loop, high-density, photobiology-driven systems can cut land, water, and inputs without sacrificing yield. This isn’t a niche—it's a necessity.
Getting there? Pretty sure they they crossed the finish line. We are witnessing something else now. I don't know what, but it's something.
November 17, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Getting there? Pretty sure they they crossed the finish line. We are witnessing something else now. I don't know what, but it's something.