Millions suffer from famine in overpopulated regions of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East where the soil is poor. The authors propose building floating farms in the Red Sea inspired by vertical farming ideas to address these issues. The farms would use a greenhouse effect to grow crops, which would then be transported by boat and truck to places in need, allowing third world countries to become self-sufficient food producers and export any surplus.

1. FLOATING FARMS
By: Justin Mullinix, Cheyenne Miller, Brandon Smith

2. THE PROBLEM
Millions of people suffer from famine
In Asia, Africa, and Middle East overpopulation is becoming
worse as time passes
The earth's soil is really bad and has no signs of getting better in
Africa and Brazil

3. Inspired by Dr. Despommier's vertical farming idea.
Floating Farms solves all three issues we researched.

4. We are located in the Red Sea.

5. HOW TO GET STARTED
Farms will be built in the red sea
Farms will expand
Change the world

6. HOW WE GET OUR CROPS
TO THE PLACES OF NEED
Boats will transport crops from place to place
The inland places will get there crops from road shipments

7. HOW THE FARMS WORK
"Greenhouse" effect

8. WHY THE WORLD WILL BENEFIT
FROM FLOATING FARMS
The third world countries will produce more food than they
can consume, and will sell it for profit to other countries.
The first world countries will no longer need to struggle to
make the third world work.