Forward Thinking Architecture has designed a set of modular floating farms that are able to desalinate saltwater, harvest rainwater and sunlight, and is able to grow thousands of tons of vegetables yearly. Measuring 200×350 meters, these rectangular units were inspired by Chinese floating fish farms. They can be connected to each other by walkways, and by utilizing waterways it enables farmers to use more locations making farming more available. By incorporating lakes and rivers, this design will reduce the need for importing food by allowing farmers to localize food growth. Each unit has been designed with three levels. The roof is fitted with solar panels, rainwater collectors and skylights, the second floor focuses on hydroponic crop cultivation, and the first floor on water desalination and cultivation. It is anticipated that each module is capable of producing 8,152 tons of produce every year as well as 1,703 tons of fish. This design allows for the modules to connect, making a large grid that can be scaled up to large farms that can produce enough food for local cities. This progressive thinking will allow for areas, with a water source, to produce crops and catch fish, thus fighting world hunger. These types of efforts show that if we all join together, we can end famines and feed those who go hungry too often ( via ewao.com ). READ MORE: http://www.disclose.tv/news/this_solar_powered_floating_farm_can_produce_20_tons_of_vegetables_every_day/124808