VOICED : Japon crea fabricas de verduras para sustituir la agricultura en el campo

Spreed, a company in Japan, operates a vertical farming facility producing 11 million lettuces annually using artificial light. This method allows for stable, year-round production unaffected by climate changes, providing comfort for workers. Although it uses more energy than traditional farming, it offers higher productivity and efficient space management. The hydroponic system is pesticide-free, reuses 98% of water, and is more efficient than traditional methods. Japan, alongside Denmark, leads in artificial light vegetable factories, with potential for other crops like strawberries and tomatoes.

What is the annual lettuce production capacity of Spreed's vertical farming facility?

• 11 million lettuces

• 5 million lettuces

• 20 million lettuces

• 30 million lettuces

How does Spreed's vertical farming system ensure year-round production?

• By rotating crops every season

• By utilizing artificial light and climate control

• By employing seasonal workers

• By using natural sunlight

How many times a year can the same species of lettuce be produced in Spreed's system?

• Eight times

• Six times

• Ten times

• Four times

What percentage of water is reused in Spreed's hydroponic system?

• 50%

• 75%

• 90%

• 98%

Which two countries are pioneers in vegetable factories using artificial light?

• China and South Korea

• USA and Canada

• Japan and Denmark

• Germany and France