Titlebook: Rooftop Urban Agriculture; Francesco Orsini,Marielle Dubbeling,Giorgio Gianqu Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 city foo

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Rooftop Aquaponicsuce rich in fibre, minerals and bioactive compounds in urban areas. In this chapter, we describe the specific demands of fish and crop production and technological solutions. However, for long-term economic viability, financial investment in such systems must be met by sustainable economic output fr

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Managing Mineral Nutrition in Soilless Cultureoften higher than those grown in the agricultural soil. In soilless culture, the elements that are essential or beneficial for plant growth and development are supplied through: (i) the addition of organic and/or synthetic fertilisers to the substrate before and after crop plantation; (ii) the suppl

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Sustainable Pest Managementcharacteristics), possible biocenosis (e.g., insect pests, plant diseases, beneficials) and related ecological relationships are described, altogether with their practical consequences..Taken for granted that under the rooftop conditions the use of synthetic and broad spectrum pesticides is unwise,

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Produce Quality and Safetyproduce quality and safety in production in rural areas cannot always be directly transferred to production in urban areas and on rooftops. This chapter describes features of produce quality, produce safety and safety hazards in urban rooftop farming employing various technological solutions and ser

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Biodiversity of Flora and Faunaof plants on roofs can provide places where wild animals and plants can survive and reproduce. Chosen cultivation practices and plant species can improve habitats and present more opportunities for wildlife and if flowering plants are grown together with vegetables, wild pollinators and domestic bee

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