Vertical Farming in Singapore and Taiwan

What is the primary reason Singapore started experimenting with vertical farming?

• To reduce pollution

• To create more jobs

• To increase local food production

• To attract tourists

What is the population of Taiwan mentioned in the context of vertical farming?

• 23 million

• 15 million

• 30 million

• 10 million

How does the rotary system in vertical farms help with land use?

• By maximizing vertical space for plant growth

• By increasing the number of workers needed

• By allowing plants to grow horizontally

• By reducing the need for pesticides

What is a significant challenge for rainwater collection in Taiwan?

• Polluted rainwater

• Lack of rainfall

• High evaporation rates

• Steep mountains causing quick runoff

How much water do vertical farms use compared to traditional agriculture?

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

• 5%

What is one benefit of using machines in vertical farms?

• Reduced need for agricultural workers

• Higher energy consumption

• More complex farming techniques

• Increased need for manual labor

What is a common reason young people avoid traditional farming careers?

• Too much travel

• Lack of interest in technology

• Long hours and tough conditions

• High salaries

What has a Taiwanese biotechnology company achieved with a Danish partner?

• Increased the number of agricultural workers

• Created a new irrigation system

• Successfully run a vertical farm in Copenhagen

• Developed a new type of crop

What is a potential benefit of vertical farming for city citizens in Taiwan?

• Increased pollution

• Sustainable food production at the touch of a button

• Higher food prices

• More traffic congestion

What is the main focus of vertical farming in the context of the video?

• Increasing export opportunities

• Enhancing tourism

• Improving food sustainability

• Reducing energy consumption