The phrase "artificial farm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a farm that utilizes artificial methods or technology, such as hydroponics or vertical farming, to grow crops or raise animals.
Example: "The artificial farm employs advanced technology to optimize crop yields while minimizing water usage."
Alternatives: "synthetic farm" or "tech-driven farm".
In a bid to make an innately artificial farming sector as sustainable as possible, upgraded irrigation systems have been installed in 1,200 farms, including date palm plantations, with plans to roll out more this year.
With increasing acreage devoted to artificial farming, several issues such as declining production and frequent disease outbreaks have raised great concern in modern scallop aquaculture.
The overpopulation concept also assumes Earth has limited resources due to a carrying capacity, but that might be irrelevant because humans are able to use artificial means -- farming and other technologies -- to engineer ecosystems and sustain populations beyond natural limits.
Fraser, one of Canada's and, indeed, the world's most prominent voices on food security and the future of sustainable food, believes that vertical farming, artificial intelligence, and data-based farming are key to the future of food.
We assessed these alternative views by documenting the decline of temporary ponds in a Mediterranean farmland landscape between 1991 and 2009, and by estimating the occupancy of natural (temporary ponds and streams) and artificial water bodies (farm ponds, irrigation channels and drainage ditches) by amphibians across the breeding season (February June 2010).
Livestock, artificial fertiliser, and farm produce made up the majority of the remaining freight traffic.
Birds hunt over open habitats and woodland clearings and edges, and may be attracted to insects concentrating around artificial lights, near farm animals or over stagnant ponds.
Extreme genetic selection, accelerated by artificial insemination, leads farm animals today to yield far more meat, milk, and eggs -- while eating far less -- than they ever have.
CIES systematically integrated a series of single techniques, such as vertical planting, hydroponic farming, artificial wetland, rainwater harvesting and automatic management, and so on.
New technologies such as the Internet of Things and Cloud Computing are expected to leverage this development and introduce more robots and artificial intelligence in farming.
