VOICED : Museo de la Mierda y otras formas de transformar heces en Italia

Jean-Carlo owns a farm in Castelbosco, Italy, where 3500 cows produce 55 tons of milk and 150 tons of manure daily. When the milk industry declined, he turned to ecological uses of manure, generating electricity and creating products. The farm produces 3 megawatt-hours of electricity, enough for a small village. Remaining manure is sold as fertilizer and transformed into art and design objects, showcased in the Museum of Shit. The Merdakota brand, known for its innovative use of manure, won awards at the Milan Design Fair. Products include home and garden items, emphasizing the transformation of waste into valuable goods.

What is the daily production of manure on Jean-Carlo's farm?

• 55 tons

• 150 tons

• 200 tons

• 100 tons

How much electricity is generated from the manure daily?

• 2 megawatt-hours

• 4 megawatt-hours

• 3 megawatt-hours

• 1 megawatt-hour

What is the potential population size that can be powered by the electricity generated from the manure?

• 2,000 to 3,000 people

• 1,000 to 2,000 people

• 4,000 to 5,000 people

• 3,000 to 4,000 people

What is the name of the brand that transforms manure into art and design objects?

• Merdakota

• ArtShit

• EcoManure

• DungDesign

Which event awarded the Merdakota brand for its innovative products?

• London Art Festival

• New York Design Expo

• Paris Design Week

• Milan Design Fair