CLEAN : Green shoots: Rooftop farming takes off in Singapore

The video discusses the potential of small-scale edible farming in urban areas, emphasizing that large parcels of land are not necessary. It highlights the use of underutilized spaces like rooftops and balconies for farming. During COVID-19, there was a significant increase in demand for local produce, leading to a rise in subscribers for their service, ensuring a steady supply of fresh produce amidst supermarket shortages.

What is the main idea behind urban edible farming as discussed in the video?

• It is not suitable for rooftops.

• It is only possible in rural areas.

• It can be done in underutilized urban spaces.

• It requires large parcels of land.

What is the purpose of the citizen box mentioned in the video?

• To provide a one-time purchase of produce.

• To provide cooking classes.

• To offer a subscription service for regular produce delivery.

• To sell farming equipment.

How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect the citizen box subscription service?

• It decreased the number of subscribers.

• It had no impact on the service.

• It tripled the number of subscribers.

• It led to the service being discontinued.

What was a major concern for consumers during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Overcrowding in local markets.

• Uncertainty about supermarket supplies.

• Lack of access to online shopping.

• Excessive availability of fresh produce.

How did the subscription service help consumers during the pandemic?

• By offering discounts on non-essential items.

• By reducing the need for online shopping.

• By ensuring a constant supply of fresh produce.

• By providing entertainment options.