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The High-Tech Vertical Farmer 

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In the kale-filled facility at vertical farm startup Bowery Farming, it’s a piece of proprietary software that makes most of the critical decisions -- like when to harvest and how much to water each plant. But it still takes humans to carry out many tasks around the farm. Katie Morich, 25, loves the work. But as roboticists make gains, will her employer need her forever? This is the fourth episode of Next Jobs, a series about careers of the future hosted by Bloomberg Technology's Aki Ito.
Host, Producer: Aki Ito
Camera: Alan Jeffries, Brian Schildhorn
Co-Producer: David Nicholson
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Writers: Aki Ito and Victoria Daniell
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Комментарии : 1,8 тыс.   
@parthgajjar1607
@parthgajjar1607 5 лет назад
"The software tells her what to do." So basically she's playing real life Farmville. Neat.
@HypoXXL
@HypoXXL 5 лет назад
More like real life stardew valley! :D
@bonfil1
@bonfil1 5 лет назад
Sims?
@Allyouknow5820
@Allyouknow5820 5 лет назад
Hypo_Tech Haha, was about to say just that :'D !
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 5 лет назад
Except she's getting paid for it, not the opposite.
@stephen6739
@stephen6739 5 лет назад
Yet she was worried about not having a PHD to grow some leaf....
@ralgore
@ralgore 5 лет назад
Employee of the month: *Laptop*
@halconsalvaje
@halconsalvaje 5 лет назад
Lmao
@halconsalvaje
@halconsalvaje 5 лет назад
Who owns this company? A program AI?
@arnavrawat9864
@arnavrawat9864 5 лет назад
Those softwares are seriously powerful these days.
@baradavi3681
@baradavi3681 4 года назад
Smartphone...
@NYSMCOM
@NYSMCOM 4 года назад
You forgot, "Again" ... "Laptop Again". :D
@korcanatalay
@korcanatalay 4 года назад
This is so informative that I want to start my own Katie now...
@AnkitSingh-gf1zb
@AnkitSingh-gf1zb 4 года назад
😂😂😂
@walikazmi7613
@walikazmi7613 4 года назад
LOL
@prachetasnayse9709
@prachetasnayse9709 4 года назад
YES
@Hajbibi
@Hajbibi 4 года назад
Yeah wtf
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 4 года назад
Yet another illiterate dumbass who can't read a video's title but still thinks he's smart...
@CaedenV
@CaedenV 5 лет назад
There are so many pluses and minuses to vertical farming. On the one hand, it is super efficient. Most farms use 80-90% less water than traditional farms, no pesticides, no (or very little) fertalizer, typically a solar roof will power all the lights of a building. But mostly, there is a promise of little to no long-haul shipping or long-term storage. You can just build a vertical farm in every city, and grow crops year-round to have always fresh local food! It is a great leap forward for any plants that are lettuce sized or smaller. The down side however is the price. When you have companies full of enviornmental PhDs and programmers, as well as expensive up-front costs for all of the lighting and automation equipment, the break-even point for these kinds of small veggies is pretty much never. Put one of these in every city, control them with a centralized system, and fill them with cheap labor and less automation and you will have yourself a profitable company that can pump out food for the masses. But that still does not solve the food problem. most people don't buy a lot off small crops. For this to really take off, it needs to be able to take over staple crops like corn, wheat, and rice, and do it cheap. And it seems that they haven't quite cracked that nut yet... but I bet they are getting close! Once they can do that, the world changes overnight. But in the US, corn is hard as it is so large. I wonder if we will simply continue using fields for corn, of if we would shift our staples to more rice based products.
@lu-dx6oh
@lu-dx6oh 5 лет назад
Is this about vertical farming or Katie's life ???
@blue_cameron
@blue_cameron 5 лет назад
luis fuentes her cat and her husband are an important part of vertical farming
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 5 лет назад
Yo morons, the title says *farmer* not _farming..._ who taught you to read ? Betsy DeVos ?
@lu-dx6oh
@lu-dx6oh 5 лет назад
whats with the anger cat lover
@Brandons125
@Brandons125 5 лет назад
I'm surprised we didn't see the cat in the credits. That cat was probably the most important part of the whole video.
@SuperGamer87
@SuperGamer87 5 лет назад
Honestly, I think this video deliberately wasn't trying to delve too heavily into either. It's trying to keep a human aspect on a technological trend. If anything, I got from this video is that you don't have to be super-familiar or super-qualified to become successful at this emerging technological trend in agriculture. A young woman, with an initial bit of skepticism, but support of her loved ones, was able to enter and succeed in this field. Then, the story tells how we're going to need alternative solutions for humanity's literally growing problem of an increased population. Finally, the video ends with Katie reaffirming that she thinks human minds will always have a component that machines lack, so there's always going to be some need for us, in this advent of newer technological fields. I took this video as a way to get people interested in asking questions about vertical farming, and generating a personal interest in such trends in technology, rather than trying to answer questions about vertical farming. Because the latter would probably feel colder, on its own. Especially in an era today where people are increasingly more concerned about humans jobs being reduced by technological alternatives. If you're going to share the idea, you have to break the ice a bit. I think this was just an icebreaker.
@badaburner
@badaburner 5 лет назад
Spare a thought for the software programmers
@Amit-sp4qm
@Amit-sp4qm 5 лет назад
nah .. leave them in their VR ..
@AS-3D
@AS-3D 5 лет назад
Press f to pay respect
@latewatch7611
@latewatch7611 5 лет назад
F
@bok..
@bok.. 5 лет назад
those nerds? what do they do?
@mrrmn19
@mrrmn19 5 лет назад
Katie deserves it all. Doesn't she? [grabs popcorn awaiting Marxists]
@danellerbe1521
@danellerbe1521 4 года назад
I'm an automation specialist for an oil company- This is the future in so many industries, my family & I also consume a Whole Food Plant Based Diet- This type of industry can help eliminate the inefficiencies of farming and get much needed tech jobs nearer large population centers where the produce can go straight to market! I Love it!!
@MichalOcilka
@MichalOcilka 5 лет назад
Too much backstory not enough sci-fi farm
@hermanenrickoatienza8801
@hermanenrickoatienza8801 4 года назад
Read the title
@rc_youtubeaccount1331
@rc_youtubeaccount1331 4 года назад
the ideological mission of showing a successful woman and dehumanized production (not only cost, labours usually hold different beliefs from liberal journalists and bosses, so not touching "the outdated different" itself is inviting for them) prioritize transmitting knowledge and business analysis as cost advantage, energy consumption. Let electricity replace all solar energy, can't believe it's economic and environmentally attractive.
@rc_youtubeaccount1331
@rc_youtubeaccount1331 4 года назад
''Plant factories versus greenhouses: Comparison of resource use efficiency'' this uni research tells the feasibility of sci-fi farm.
@rc_youtubeaccount1331
@rc_youtubeaccount1331 4 года назад
simply speaking, even the reporter knows this is not an attractive biz mode, and she is no way a professional either, so depicting another pioneering woman to spoil specific readers is very all she can do
@rc_youtubeaccount1331
@rc_youtubeaccount1331 4 года назад
more look around, soilless products are incompetent in cost or quality but still hold a small fraction of high-end organic market very much due to marketing only. China (particularly certain rich provinces with blind worship in new concepts from the west) had made a great scale of failed attempts earlier between 2016-18 and soilless farming has been outdated even in this "rich fools" market.
@waywardchild3380
@waywardchild3380 5 лет назад
I want to know about the farming not her life !!
@victoriage
@victoriage 5 лет назад
then maybe read the title of the video
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 5 лет назад
What part of "farmer" don't you understand ?
@SuperGamer87
@SuperGamer87 5 лет назад
Then stop being pretentious and go find a video specifically on vertical farming. This video was just an ice-breaker, showing some human aspect behind the emerging technological field.
@zulkifli2038
@zulkifli2038 5 лет назад
indeed
@jameshumphrey9939
@jameshumphrey9939 5 лет назад
her life yes replaced by AI and automation soon like everybody's job in the future don't worry about knowing about anything about this kitty kat you will be well fed and taken care of by your superiors its our destined fate - relax !
@ameenaydan7794
@ameenaydan7794 5 лет назад
Wow I never knew so much about Katie! Cause I really wanted to...
@johnjacobjinglehiemerschmi9102
@johnjacobjinglehiemerschmi9102 4 года назад
Snarky is a lil biatch
@suxxa
@suxxa 4 года назад
"The High-Tech Vertical Farmer"
@richardmoustache
@richardmoustache 5 лет назад
I'm so glad that everything finally came together for Katie. Let's revisit this in a year, and see if Katie's still there. Check back in 10 and see if the "farm" is still there....
@aaithubarla
@aaithubarla 2 года назад
It's been 3 years, did you?
@juliaset751
@juliaset751 5 лет назад
I would like to see a cost breakdown of field farming vs. vertical farming from seed to consumer. I understand that the appeal of the vertical farm is the lack of pesticides, the taste, the freshness. It still would be interesting to see a cost comparison.
@e99783
@e99783 5 лет назад
Julia Set I second that request
@Auronomi
@Auronomi 2 года назад
I third that request
@hartmada2757
@hartmada2757 2 года назад
There a very similar operation called little leaf farms. I've visited and talked with them. They make 60-67% gp per case. These guys might be a little lower but I'd imagine no lower than 40% gp.
@railgap
@railgap 2 года назад
Nah, the appeal is that you can have agriculture at all, indoors, or underground. Because in 400 - 500 years, there won't BE any above-ground outdoor agriculture. This is the unavoidable furture now.
@EdwardSinclair
@EdwardSinclair Год назад
That is the real question....
@catem8752
@catem8752 5 лет назад
I like the fact that they've highlighted her life...jobs of the future will affect every aspect of our lives. It only makes sense to see how a human is adapting to the new jobs.
@tobyschmel5408
@tobyschmel5408 5 лет назад
So how are they doing financially and what is the cost to the consumer?
@WillZipf
@WillZipf 5 лет назад
It's pretty much the same price as the other salads that are grown in real fields.
@p46709394
@p46709394 5 лет назад
YOU WISH ! ! ! Vertical farms are not yet profitable , just like netflix or tesla. It will be some day @!!!
@theaussie6526
@theaussie6526 5 лет назад
$20 for kale
@thezebraherd8275
@thezebraherd8275 5 лет назад
Exactly when they do strawberrys which are seasonal and people actually want it will make money but for now it is dumb
@VezWay007
@VezWay007 5 лет назад
It is not dumb. Just because it came first doesn't mean it's dumb.
@MoonCatching
@MoonCatching 2 года назад
I had this idea in 1999; I’m so happy to see this actually being created!!!! I talked about it all the time hoping that the right people would be able to make it happen!!!!! Great JOB my fellow humans!!!!!
@heronnfreitas8835
@heronnfreitas8835 5 лет назад
I loved it, I'm impressed this is in Jersey, and also it's a neat reporting, by not only presenting the technology but also the social impact it gives to its comunity. Awesome!
@dgb5820
@dgb5820 3 года назад
This is in my opinion the most advanced technology platform in the horticulture industry, well done to the founders
@alisardo1119
@alisardo1119 5 лет назад
It's quite impressive what kaitie is doing at bowery farm,she's been setting up a role model for people looking forward to get involved in new technological fields.
@user-bj4tg6vl6k
@user-bj4tg6vl6k 2 года назад
م +
@Tagnar
@Tagnar 5 лет назад
This can be set up underground, can work at night, can be used in space and on other planets. Automated, no pests, minimal water usage, no fertilizer wasted, no waste spilling into local areas. Only downsides are initial costs and running electricity costs, but both can be improved upon as solar batteries get cheaper and tech set-up becomes mass produced.
@theblue882
@theblue882 4 года назад
@R J Very interesting views, sadly 2 dimensional
@strellettes8511
@strellettes8511 3 года назад
@J R id hate to be you
@railgap
@railgap 2 года назад
WHAT other planets? WHERE? YOU GOT SOME HIDING IN YOUR BACK POCKET WE CAN USE??
@EdwardSinclair
@EdwardSinclair Год назад
I hope it's not used for illegal purposes, why does it have to be underground? What are you planning to grow under there?
@409raul
@409raul 5 лет назад
Why the sob story about her life?? I'm here to see if this vertical farming is actually a viable option.
@suxxa
@suxxa 4 года назад
"The High-Tech Vertical Farmer"
@boobtube1212
@boobtube1212 5 лет назад
Seems like a much easier job than working out in a field. Little bending over, climate control, near or in an urban area. In the immigration debate one point that gets made is that Americans won't work in fields, this kind of agriculture job would make it much more likely that they would.
@RJ-ew9fl
@RJ-ew9fl 5 лет назад
boobtube1212 nah the fruits and vegetables still have to be sent to warehouses, get cleaned, get frozen, get boxed; and I've done that 3 years and only saw 2 white people
@jur4x
@jur4x 5 лет назад
By the time this becomes mainstream, there only going to be just 3 or 4 people at whole factory. So not exactly a lot of new jobs there. And it is quite a trend everywhere.
@josephgroves3176
@josephgroves3176 5 лет назад
boobtube1212 I worked on a farm (tomatoes and potatoes) and, unless you're in a backwater, the heavy dirty work you describe was done by tractor attachments. And there were only 2 immigrants out of 7 workers (tho most of the rest were summer part timers), but I presume that ratio is not typical
@BigBodyBiggolo
@BigBodyBiggolo 5 лет назад
The "problem" here is that people of wealthier countries for example the USA, commonly have a better education and therefore are reluctant to take jobs they wont get decently payed for compared to the amount of work other people have to do for the same amount of money, often in very uncomfortable conditions. This is where immigrants fill the gap, and they always have in almost all civilizations in history, this is how a civilization grows and how knowledge gets spread and how eventually we got where we are now.
@Owen_O-Quinn
@Owen_O-Quinn 5 лет назад
This type of farming can really only support greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers. It is never going to make up a huge portion of food supply
@MUSTASCH1O
@MUSTASCH1O 5 лет назад
It's exciting to see this technology coming to fruition and real businesses starting up. Nice to see the opportunities this technology is bringing for people like Katie too. "Farm Operator", that's a subtly space-age job title if you ask me.
@Dizraptor
@Dizraptor 2 года назад
I agree that vertical farms could potentially benefit space exploration, but even now it is quite an exciting project. It is great that such projects find support among investors.
@berengamble1882
@berengamble1882 5 лет назад
Gosh tell me more about the tech, not about someone's self doubts.
@suxxa
@suxxa 4 года назад
"The High-Tech Vertical Farmer"
@Rod-bp8ow
@Rod-bp8ow 3 года назад
Ms.Katie, you're admired by many Americans and many individuals worldwide, you bring prosperity as well as types of work where there is infinite joy for agriculture and preservation of farming methods and production that is certain and not for losses, inventories that are always realized, GDP that is continuous and grows original that gives employment and businesses to have suppliers that supplies food at their respective shelters, micro house, respective tables of different size. It is thankful always to have many individuals such as you, a fighter, and a woman. Marriages that are honourable in all righteousness be it left and right. Certainty is always evident in the business, continue to live and Impart the same light that ye possess.
@yathinsurya4270
@yathinsurya4270 5 лет назад
Was the documentary about the farming or Katie I got confused 🤣🤣🤣
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 5 лет назад
Yeah, I can see that you are. Here's a hint : the title says *farmer.* No need to thank me.
@yathinsurya4270
@yathinsurya4270 5 лет назад
@@TheNefastor thanks for your wisdom 🤣🤣
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 5 лет назад
@@yathinsurya4270 you're welcome.
@earthmeeks9102
@earthmeeks9102 5 лет назад
Maybe it was about a songwriter working at a farm... that wrote the song " Maggie's Farm"? (Due to copywrite issues, he changed her name to Katie) Hopefully I didn't further confuse the issue . (wink Yathin Surya, and grats, Jean Roch for the quaint rare quality of WISDOM you possess, plus of course Bob Dylan for coming together here in these final years of pre-posthumanity.)
@rock3tcatU233
@rock3tcatU233 4 года назад
Geezus, what's up with all the dumb asses who are unable to read a single line title...
@mrrmn19
@mrrmn19 5 лет назад
The part with the parents makes vertical farming seem like a drug. I laughed.
@mikeg9b
@mikeg9b 5 лет назад
I loved this story: automated, computer-controlled farming .. and Katie. I hope Bowery Farming becomes the Apple of kale.
@MrRandom26
@MrRandom26 5 лет назад
Those lights are the real magic. We use these in our indoor facility and they allow our crops to grow past the lights without burning the plants.
@GoGreenYes
@GoGreenYes 5 лет назад
Professional Gardener are not dirty anymore..
@ralvinpamolino2806
@ralvinpamolino2806 3 года назад
It never has been.
@kishore4770
@kishore4770 5 лет назад
Appropriate title for this video should have been 'This high-tech farm grows KATIE in a factory!' 😁
@kvishnudev
@kvishnudev 5 лет назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@doonit
@doonit 4 года назад
Beautiful produce. Did you see how gorgeous it looked through the plastic packaging in the supermarket? Amazing
@jorgearellanodeleon4320
@jorgearellanodeleon4320 5 лет назад
Love this new concept. Hope to see more of this. Katie's story is inspiring
@GjaP_242
@GjaP_242 Год назад
6:47!
@urbanbaba6216
@urbanbaba6216 5 лет назад
Wow it's amazing. I will also start this type of modern farming.
@johnrommelramirez7534
@johnrommelramirez7534 5 лет назад
DK KHATRI Wish you luck on your venture!
@scientistsbaffled5730
@scientistsbaffled5730 5 лет назад
No. You will not.
@mexicanreformist1522
@mexicanreformist1522 5 лет назад
It doesn't go into the specific details about this farming, but from the looks of it. It appears to be aquaponics which there's criticism about supplying nutrients through a tube. Also there's the matter of using plastics which rubs into the water and goes into the plant. However if build correctly with a full ecosystem using quality fishes and so on can be beneficial on a mass scale for the population. I also believe that this type of thinking will result in more community farming which will encourage people to be more invested in building farming lands for the community.
@BrianSWG
@BrianSWG 5 лет назад
Its probably hydroponics and not aquaponics. They are only using water and chemicals. They dont seem to be combining it with another system ie animals
@koaasst
@koaasst 4 года назад
ive been doing this hobo style for 15 years now. with the advent of legal weed, the industr has boomed like crazy and become so cheap to do on a small scale at home. very rewarding.
@thebeachfishing
@thebeachfishing 5 лет назад
Thanks for sharing! New ideas always welcome!
@catdogfishcake
@catdogfishcake 5 лет назад
looks great but I am curious about their energy usage, can this sort of set-up be easily run on renewables?
@harrisonkey698
@harrisonkey698 Год назад
very easily, a lot of them across the world run directly on renewables
@literally8647
@literally8647 4 года назад
I'm a vertical farmer, best job ever!!
@anthonyparbury9123
@anthonyparbury9123 4 года назад
Well done this type of farming is the future.
@marlenagrzanka5070
@marlenagrzanka5070 5 лет назад
I am really impressed all this process and vertical farming! Could I get to know more about sowing process ??
@nc3826
@nc3826 5 лет назад
great story if it would have been called "Katie's love her work day at her Orwellian vertical factory farm"... So go google vertical farms or Bowery Farming want real info on this subject...
@danielsalas7071
@danielsalas7071 5 лет назад
Jesus Christ, if you were expecting detailed information on vertical farming, then you shouldn't have clicked on a title that can be read as "this farmer grows kale". Implying that the center of the story is the farmer, not the Bowery Farming. Follow you own goddamn advice, lady.
@northavealum
@northavealum 5 лет назад
Go look at what they're doing in the Netherlands, and then come back and criticize this operation. Clearly the investors see something you don't
@bige8549
@bige8549 5 лет назад
Why not? It's 2019. I wish they wouldn't package it for sale in plastic, though.
@BrondolfrMadhorse
@BrondolfrMadhorse 3 года назад
The packaging keeps it fresh, it wouldn't last long without it
@Abbysteel3456
@Abbysteel3456 26 дней назад
Thank you for posting this im interested to see where were going.. ❤
@JIMMY_NEMESIS
@JIMMY_NEMESIS 5 лет назад
more of this Aki Ito was a great little Docu
@Jfdas123
@Jfdas123 5 лет назад
Katie didn't start Bowery she's employee #9. So tell me why it's more about her than the company and tech. used? Useless video.
@cya6109
@cya6109 5 лет назад
The company probably didnt want to give out too much infomation so they focused quite a bit on katie to try full the video
@luisbaltazar1
@luisbaltazar1 4 года назад
pretty face factor played a key role in bringing you here as well, admit it.
@guberization
@guberization 4 года назад
I think the video promotes the field and degree in agriculture more so for people who want that. For colleges, degrees, and farmers there was a large demand for people who wanted to learn and research in that area. The degree picked up a great deal and large amounts of people wanted to go into a field that they thought would be in demand in the future. The problem with that way of thinking is that you can't predict how well your field of study will be in the near future. The farmers and companies were more educated and learned how to produce better crops from the university studies and the people that went into that degree. Once they had that information and used their research as standard practice, the need for these people with degrees became less desirable and so you had a large number of people with a degree that was oversaturated and hardly any need for them. I think the video shows more ways the degrees in agriculture will be available because of changing practices in agriculture or the way technology is forcing change on those farmers that wouldn't change. I hope that helps in why I think they chose to look at employee number nine.
@ganto77
@ganto77 4 года назад
guberization Finally someone who gets it.
@mrwhooooooooooo3068
@mrwhooooooooooo3068 4 года назад
the segment is called "Next Jobs", so it's about the jobs
@MacrobianNomad
@MacrobianNomad 5 лет назад
My school took us to a vertical farm few years ago in London in the East end, a building in the middle of a business area. It was so fascinating and what was most interesting to me, was the fish farming. They used the fish excrement as nutrients for the fruits and veg. [Edit] it's is sad that patenting laws prevent this from being everywhere for all of humanity to benefit from it. The fact that information is a commodity and those who pay for it can exclusively access it, is specially the heartbreaking part of our profit driven world.
@hounamao7140
@hounamao7140 3 года назад
It is because of patenting that it exists. You think you'd spend half your life researching sth to make zero profit and get it china copied? The most innovative and modern countries are countries with a strong patent system.
@SargeantRho
@SargeantRho 2 года назад
this is one of the most interesting video i saw on youtube!
@Leandrasjones
@Leandrasjones 4 года назад
It was nice to hear about Katie especially the part about self doubt that was real and a nice touch but share more about the farm too... are some for sale? What is the cost etc...
@AnyFactor
@AnyFactor 4 года назад
When the science is not interesting or financially sustainable, you try to fluff up the business with personal stories. That is how tech startups work these days.
@adrianfuentes9408
@adrianfuentes9408 4 года назад
My question was going to be - how profitable is this? But you answered that question for me
@marie-evest-louis1758
@marie-evest-louis1758 4 года назад
Its ok, they ll just get a bunch of bail outs from our governments!
@platypuss619
@platypuss619 4 года назад
I mean I get your point the idea that this cant be profitable in future is false, this very well might be the key to human adaption to climate change and maintaining the food supply.
@bellezavudd
@bellezavudd 3 года назад
A lot of American agricultural is subsidized and has been for decades.
@logiknotlogic6586
@logiknotlogic6586 2 года назад
Well this can obviously be made a lot more simpler and cheaper by removing a lot of unwanted stuff. And over the years, tech will become better and it might be profitable in the future
@MsKante
@MsKante 5 лет назад
"It will be pretty lonely for the robots if they dont have anybody to talk to" LOL
@AzriRich28
@AzriRich28 5 лет назад
Awesome farm!😁 Thanks for sharing!
@ganeshsankaran7041
@ganeshsankaran7041 4 года назад
I want to start this farming in India, Katie Thank you sooooo much
@ShailendraPaliwal
@ShailendraPaliwal 5 лет назад
"it's like crazy to see stuff I grew on a plate" Yeah, that's crazy right! I wonder if anyone has ever had that experience!
@user-yv3rv8eo2d
@user-yv3rv8eo2d 4 года назад
Thank you Bloomberg. Now I know about Katie's life🤣🤣
@uminhtetoo
@uminhtetoo 5 лет назад
Congratulations!🎉🎈🎊🍾
@spiderpig641154
@spiderpig641154 5 лет назад
whenever there's a video of modern "vertical farming" that's going to "change the world" it's always kale and salad. Why don't you grow real vegetables like potatoes, carrots, onion, garlic...
@LydiaScherr
@LydiaScherr 3 года назад
Right!! The truth is, it's just not profitable right now. I was just chatting with my friend who builds these things and he was saying how growing something like cucumbers requires too much light energy for the photosynthesis to create glucose in the fruits/veggies that only leafy greens make sense to grow. This is disappointing if this is supposed to be the future of food, we need to keep improving the science and technology behind this. I wrote my Master's thesis on Vertical Farming, and it has a long way to go before we are seeing more than leafy greens and herbs coming our way.
@JaCornCobb
@JaCornCobb 3 года назад
​@@LydiaScherr is your work published and available to the public? i would love to read it.
@kevinfruhwirth8391
@kevinfruhwirth8391 2 года назад
Also interested in your thesis! Is there a way to purchase it?
@LeFleur80
@LeFleur80 2 года назад
those grow underground (they're tubers) so its hard to grow that vertically without it rotting and theres probably not enough space
@thezebraherd8275
@thezebraherd8275 5 лет назад
This will take of when they grow strawberrys or something people actually want and are seasonal but can be grown indoors also the marketer will be credit lol heck I might have to do that
@lorenzo8495
@lorenzo8495 3 года назад
Awe, that's sweet. I thought she was the one that owned it. They're a sweet working couple! Katie is awesome! Great piece Aki Ito :)
@beatalert123
@beatalert123 5 лет назад
The sound track is awesome... Share the list if possible :D and obviously awesome video :D
@tomhilditch2328
@tomhilditch2328 5 лет назад
"It's like crazy to see the stuff I grew on a plate," said no farmer ever.
@puresciencetheoretical4691
@puresciencetheoretical4691 5 лет назад
cause she isnt truly a "farmer"
@robinbantigny8640
@robinbantigny8640 5 лет назад
lmfao
@JoshStobart
@JoshStobart 5 лет назад
@@puresciencetheoretical4691 hit that nail on the head buddy. This is what happens when academics try to farm... overcomplicated expensive rubbish.
@ramakambing7991
@ramakambing7991 5 лет назад
@@JoshStobart amen
@lbgstzockt8493
@lbgstzockt8493 5 лет назад
>Grows plants super environmentally safe >wraps them in plastic >ffs
@vagizz
@vagizz 5 лет назад
maybe it's that fast degrading type plastic who knows.
@NereKH
@NereKH 5 лет назад
A part of the problem of feeding the entire world is not the amount, but the distribution of what we eat. If it rots while in distribution, it's gonna take a lot more food to feed one person, I'll tell you that. In that way, plastic wrapping is environmentally friendly.
@007hansen
@007hansen 5 лет назад
just mention the "plastics" video from kurzgesagt instead of repeating the facts from it you cave dwelling mongrels -.-#
@BananaBug
@BananaBug 5 лет назад
what are you talking about kurzgesagt?? Nothing anyones said here I havent been told about scince I was like litturally four years old??
@ManrielXiii
@ManrielXiii 5 лет назад
What's the solution dumb ass.
@Rod-bp8ow
@Rod-bp8ow 3 года назад
This is an example of an industry that hones, shapens the abilities of individuals, it teaches craft of life, discipline, growth, and being preserved of the things that preserves life,from the source making it continuous and flourishing. Employees are healthier and full of being productive in so many ways. It calls for mastery of culture, who knows, it could be you. Human skills cannot be compared to a mecha. Man was given dominion to rule the world and manage its resources. "Planted by the waters by the word'. As bearers of living waters that flows.
@kimtilka3406
@kimtilka3406 3 года назад
We need more of these
@oscartweedale4707
@oscartweedale4707 5 лет назад
so glad i watched the least inspiring documentary available on employee Katie and her cooking ability rather than the farming techniques.
@squarerootsfarms6609
@squarerootsfarms6609 3 года назад
Check mine out
@jailonbailey2149
@jailonbailey2149 2 года назад
The documentary is about a vertical farmer not vertical farming
@HKashaf
@HKashaf 5 лет назад
why is 30 mil considered a startup
@jascrandom9855
@jascrandom9855 5 лет назад
"Start up" means that its New.
@mokus603
@mokus603 5 лет назад
There startups with lot higher budgets and nobody cares.
@PotatoMan007
@PotatoMan007 5 лет назад
Startups initial focus is on value generation over profitability.
@pratik1568
@pratik1568 5 лет назад
Small loan of a million dollar
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 5 лет назад
@@pratik1568 start-ups don't rely on loans. They give shares against investments so they can start up, instead of starting from scratch.
@zakirhossain4581
@zakirhossain4581 2 года назад
I am in Japan. I want to work this vertical farm. What a nice farm. I never seen before.
@fidianaa3533
@fidianaa3533 2 года назад
so touching for an excellent video
@ferencszabo9271
@ferencszabo9271 5 лет назад
The inspiration surely came from Minecraft automatic farms
@crunchygs8771
@crunchygs8771 4 года назад
cactus
@Quapadople
@Quapadople 4 года назад
0:48 Damn...I'd love to do that vertical farming too:))
@HT-vd4in
@HT-vd4in 5 лет назад
So these are the pros and cons of in door farming at least in my opinion: Pros: nutrition flow can be highly regulated, Water is not lost but instead can be recycled Cons: High energy consumption Ergo: the costs can only hardly being minimized. But still I see great chances of the implications in deserts, where water and nutrients are scarce and energy is cheap
@kevin84lee
@kevin84lee 5 лет назад
Awww bless her parents!!
@julkhanzambranozambrano8876
@julkhanzambranozambrano8876 5 лет назад
We need this
@AasifHaque
@AasifHaque 5 лет назад
No, we don't, the natural crops still have more amount of nutrients in a wider range of types, which is much healthier for humans and animals. Also, in this artificial way, natural distribution and mixture of genes among different types of a single species, is disturbed as there is no sexual reproduction of the crops, thus at a later time, these crops will lose the ability to survive in different climates and conditions. So, this method is scientifically unethical and not worthful. Rather try to find a way to grow more crops by discovering natural insecticide, fertilizers and better genetically modified species which die less and give more seeds/ food.
@julkhanzambranozambrano8876
@julkhanzambranozambrano8876 5 лет назад
@@AasifHaque seriously? You are selfish.
@s4mbuk4
@s4mbuk4 5 лет назад
Aasif Haque that’s stupid especially since this is a huge way towards space farming. Also, since when do you need sexual activity to create a diverse plant. We are long past the Stone Age seeming times where you crossed a yellow pea with another yellow by hand. Bio engineering my friend. Also this saves space. You don’t have to deal with pesticides or parasites. This is a huge success. Fuck the old-age farming style.
@AmericaFirstRifleman
@AmericaFirstRifleman 5 лет назад
@@julkhanzambranozambrano8876 your a dumb woman
@OnlineSupportTeam
@OnlineSupportTeam 5 лет назад
"it might look like we are in a spaceship"... obviously reporter hasn't been in a space ship :eyeroll: Internet Astronaut with 12"
@marlak4203
@marlak4203 3 года назад
Yea it looked like a warehouse to me. Also like a lab or even a backroom area where cables for computer servers go.
@ericpham4011
@ericpham4011 3 года назад
I hope that air circulation does help the control rate of growth as well as the heat cycling
@ZhongliAcross7NationsOfTeyvat
@ZhongliAcross7NationsOfTeyvat 4 года назад
I wonder.. Why 1.5k people dislike an informative content like this?
@Burnamanism
@Burnamanism 5 лет назад
Cool idea, but seems pretty energy intensive. I work on a farm and we have a massive grow light called...the sun.
@anshulbhandari9870
@anshulbhandari9870 5 лет назад
i will grow high quality weed like this. who wants to invest in my startup??
@armaanilyas3185
@armaanilyas3185 5 лет назад
Anshul Bhandari send me 69 bags 🤣
@hanguyen5101997
@hanguyen5101997 5 лет назад
Where do invest?
@rashnie9
@rashnie9 4 года назад
Anshul Bhandari yes
@FunnyAsian00
@FunnyAsian00 4 года назад
Growing lettuce and green leafy stuff is barely profitable.... Marijuana ain't gona be profitable using vertical farming yet
@osabio5068
@osabio5068 3 года назад
I'm in. hahaha!
@eagillum
@eagillum 5 лет назад
Great idea! Fascinating start-up! This series doesn't need to be so creepy, though.
@fauzi449
@fauzi449 5 лет назад
we need factory like this!
@comforth3898
@comforth3898 4 года назад
wow 9 employees at that huge facility automation is really creating unemployment
@davidj7607
@davidj7607 5 лет назад
Katie is a robot.
@dsmith004
@dsmith004 4 года назад
Very interesting. Well done Katie.
@kevinhemming9420
@kevinhemming9420 2 года назад
I would love to visit this particular site to see how the entire process works.
@andrewwaters2354
@andrewwaters2354 5 лет назад
Wow she works in a factory how revolutionary
@TheNefastor
@TheNefastor 5 лет назад
Yeah, revolutionary. Unless you can point to long-established factories where they grow plants. Plus, it's a factory in America... not as common as it used to be
@SuperGamer87
@SuperGamer87 5 лет назад
Santiago Bron ...You _are_ aware that: a) the U.S. produces nearly $1 trillion of agriculture for itself b) most factories (even in Europe, South America, and throughout Asia) generally use parts imported from China c) the US imports a lot of food because 350+ million is a lot bigger than your average European nation of just 5 to 10 million d) this story is about the automated farming process... ...right?
@novacolonel5287
@novacolonel5287 5 лет назад
a and c) Europe supplies itself as well to the largest part, and the sum of our populations exceeds your 350 m. No single country larger or more economically powerful than the US, but combined we are ahead. No judging here - same technological level, more people = more output.b) Depends on tech level. Machines are mostly german or italian made, at least the more sophisticated ones. The chinese can do them extremely cost-competetively, and lots of it, but the last tad of quality is not present. Yet.d) Totall agree.
@droid1312
@droid1312 5 лет назад
Yes, this video is meant to be about Katie. Katie and her job. This series is called "Next Jobs", not "how vertical farming works".
@arielholtz
@arielholtz 4 года назад
I'm happy Katie that your considerate of the robots.
@amediostudio5494
@amediostudio5494 4 года назад
This is amazing. Are the electrical is turn on 24 hours with this system?
@arnorrian1
@arnorrian1 5 лет назад
"It would be pretty lonely for the robots if they have no one to talk to." She hit Banks's Culture on the head.
@tommash.r.2606
@tommash.r.2606 5 лет назад
Does this go under “organic” when its grown in a lab without natural sunlight?
@luiseduardogonzalezquiroz272
@luiseduardogonzalezquiroz272 5 лет назад
Yes it is. Kind of.
@thatyougoon1785
@thatyougoon1785 5 лет назад
why should the origin of the light have to do anything with the plants? light has an intensity and wavelength, that's all.
@Simon-dm8zv
@Simon-dm8zv 5 лет назад
I don't see the problem.
@LowestofheDead
@LowestofheDead 5 лет назад
It needs less water because the light is at the exact wavelength the plants can absorb
@nywe
@nywe 5 лет назад
The only disadvantage I could see with this is that it's _too_ clean. There's no snail poop, insect bytes, dirt particles, or anything like that on these plants. Like with allergies, which are much more common in cleaner environments with little training for the immune system.
@alexanderduquesv
@alexanderduquesv 5 лет назад
This video was so awesome! Thank you for such a great content.
@010_anilyadav4
@010_anilyadav4 4 года назад
The video has been inspiration for all of us the Technology Used that was unbelievable At without phd Anf that will reduce the Labour but increase the Technology Work and efficieny.
@explosivedude8295
@explosivedude8295 Год назад
Is this a video about Vertical Farming or is it just about Katie's life?
@GjaP_242
@GjaP_242 Год назад
A 2020 report found that nearly 690 million people-or 8.9 percent of the global population-are hungry, up by nearly 60 million in five years. The food security challenge will only become more difficult, as the world will need to produce about 70 percent more food by 2050 to feed an estimated 9 billion people. 3:33 The challenge is intensified by agriculture’s extreme vulnerability to climate change. The problem also works in reverse. Agriculture is a major part of the climate problem. [World Bank]
@314jrock
@314jrock 7 месяцев назад
This video is about both; vertical farming and Katie's life as a vertical farmer.
@cinhh
@cinhh 5 лет назад
Vertical farming is a fascination topic! But how Katie found here job? Couldn't care less...
@utkarsh2301
@utkarsh2301 5 лет назад
Bloomberg is something which Journalism should be.
@socrates_the_great6209
@socrates_the_great6209 4 года назад
Interesting video. I like her backstory. I think the reason people complain in comments are they do not like to get reminded of their own self-doubts. I like to be reminded, and see it was not only me. Also let me get reminded that most young people today are just like that. I was the same. Took me many years to find my self and my spot in the world. Because parenting and the system failed.
@wildlifemaster1665
@wildlifemaster1665 4 года назад
I thought this was about the farm not about an employee Like the vid btw.
@kaktotak8267
@kaktotak8267 5 лет назад
Why are they using white light? Wouldn't it be more efficient to use red light?
@thatyougoon1785
@thatyougoon1785 5 лет назад
Yes it would, or blue light. But I think they have some light for when people work there. Idk. Maybe electricity is cheap where they live and there is no need to be super energy efficient
@Hans-dm1hs
@Hans-dm1hs 5 лет назад
I don't think they would be able to properly inspect the plants under red light.
@kaktotak8267
@kaktotak8267 5 лет назад
It's not like they have to monitor every plant 24/7. They only check them twice a day probably.
@kaktotak8267
@kaktotak8267 5 лет назад
Plants don't need full white light spectrum for photosynthesis. It's more efficient to give them a small part of the spectrum, preferably of longer wavelength.
@SuperGamer87
@SuperGamer87 5 лет назад
Not if the plants are from Krypton...
@benjebb
@benjebb 4 года назад
I read an interesting article where it was saying that these indoor farms produce 3x more co2 then outdoor farms because of the higher temperatures that are needed then say outdoors in Spain
@shastflamearashi6428
@shastflamearashi6428 4 года назад
7:53 sanity levels dropping~ Aperture needs to produce a companion cube
@stevepatterson1124
@stevepatterson1124 5 лет назад
I love this business and would love to run a farm like this but I really don't see this technology creating more jobs then traditional farming and as a matter of fact it will destroy far more then it creates.
@swaystar1235
@swaystar1235 5 лет назад
It feeds more than it starves
@LowestofheDead
@LowestofheDead 5 лет назад
Hopefully, these factories can lower the price of food and allow people to spend more on other industries which create more jobs there.. But it would cause a lot of chaos while traditional farmers have to find new jobs/education and whole communities built around agriculture have to adjust.
@theonlycaulfield
@theonlycaulfield 5 лет назад
What is the mechanism by which a farm like this would destroy jobs? Are you thinking that the production will so much more efficient that there will be less need for workers compared to the amount of harvested vegetables. If so, it would likely only drive prices down, promote the development of more tiered farms and lead the economy to adapt to changing agricultural-sector conditions. Agricultural innovations have always led to a decrease in the number of required jobs to produce crops, but this has never proved detrimental to changing economies. In the mid-1800s, around 50% of americans were employed in agriculture. Today only around 2% are directly employed in agriculture yet the percentage of income that goes into buying food for the average american has decreased steadily since the post-antebellum era, and has only recently begun to flatten out.
@stevepatterson1124
@stevepatterson1124 5 лет назад
How many rural farmers are there in the world?. Not just North America but worldwide? How many of them can buy or rent warehouse space and afford to build the infrastructure in it? Not to mention these farms produce somewhere in the neighborhood of 10x the yield of traditional farming with 1/10th the risk. It will be impossible to compete for 90% of the worlds farmers.
@ayanoitami7163
@ayanoitami7163 5 лет назад
@@stevepatterson1124 My professor always said. When you build technology you must think about social impacts to farmers. I'm from Agricultural University in Indonesia. And here we still depend on traditional agriculture. And yes. This kind of farming method will kill many farmers here. It'll starve more than it'll feed.
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