Fog Farming

FOG FARMING Fog Farming or Fog Collection is a system found in a few mountainous desert areas with particular meteorological conditions, such as the mountain slope of Atacama desert along the western edge of South America. Although the geographical region where it is being have virtually no rainfall, a thick fog often covers the land as clouds blown in from the ocean rise up the mountain slopes.

Fog in Mountain Village

Fog in Mountain slopes

Early morning sun and fog, less than 1° C and the fog was gone in 5 minutes only to reappear 45 minutes later but this time without the sun! -(http://www.flickr.com/photos/shmow/3608284521/)

Fog Farming in Luanda (February 4, 2009) The district of ingombotas, enhanced

assessing the global opportunities for urban fog farming

Blue surface with white fog and autumn colors. Matsudai,Niigata,japan.

Foggy treeline -(Canon PowerShot G6 )

Farming Fog Water

With increasingly massive, devastating water shortages predicted all over the world, especially in developing countries, farming water is relevant.