Video: High yield vertical vegetable farm in the US

The method of growing vegetables in the home of an American company is 350 times higher than normal.

Picture 1 of Video: High yield vertical vegetable farm in the US
Plants grow vertically on the sides of tall towers.

Plenty company farm design allows plants to grow vertically on the sides of tall towers. The lights are also arranged vertically so that plants are most exposed to light.

Start-up company Plenty was founded in 2013 in San Francisco, USA, specializing in upright vegetable cultivation , attracting 200 million USD from investors such as SoftBank Communications Corporation in Japan, Google, Alphabet and Amazon companies in America.

Update 15 December 2018

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