Strawberries saved for winter thanks to pioneering British invention

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Strawberries saved for winter thanks to pioneering British invention

A pioneering greenhouse at the University of Lincoln has become the first in Britain to cultivate strawberries using warmth drawn from deep underground rock formations. The facility harnesses geothermal energy through a network of 18 boreholes drilled 200 metres beneath the Lincolnshire countryside. Heat extracted from these depths maintains the growing environment at a constant 17C, creating conditions that enabl…