The top 11 top tech farms in the world are using the LED light source

PlantLabPlantLab is built indoors, using LED lights instead of sunlight to illuminate plants, and irrigation water is 90% less than traditional outdoor farms. The farm controls the growth of each crop by remotely uploaded recipes, accurately controls the ambient air temperature, humidity, irrigation and other environmental conditions to ensure a sustainable and reliable planting process. The high-tech farm, located in Holland, was built in 2010 and covers an area of 200 thousand square feet (18 thousand and 500 square meters). Green Spirit Farms Green Spirit Farms makes full use of the interior space of the old and unused buildings to create such a high-tech vertical farm. The farm uses a water ploughing system and a LED lighting module, with a variety of vegetable crops and eventually sold to the local farmers' market in Michigan, where the farm is located. SHARP strawberry planting laboratory heard SHARP, you first think of TV, mobile phones and other consumer electronics, in fact, the Japanese electric giant also began to "sneaky" into the high-tech planting industry. Japanese strawberries are famous, but on the one hand, the price is high, on the other hand, it is not good for transportation, so SHARP set up a strawberry planting laboratory in Dubai last year to grow strawberries in the indoor environment. It is said that SHARP has used its own LED technology and other equipment in the laboratory to improve the production of strawberries. SHARP also plans to officially open a plant in Dubai. The manufacturers of electrical appliances in Japan, Fujitsu Numazu plantations, have moved their factories to China, and some of the abandoned factories in Japan have been turned into high-tech farms. The Fujitsu Corporation has set up such a plantation in Numazu to cultivate low potassium lettuce and provide people with the Huan Youshen department infection. Special management software based on cloud services can improve the production of these crops. The Japanese government, which is said to have been rebuilt as a high-tech farm, is expected to be part of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant crisis reconstruction. Farmed Here Farmed Here is an indoor vertical farm in Chicago. Complex farming techniques are used in the farm, and 97% of the irrigation water will be reused, and no herbicides and pesticides are used in the farm. The vertical farm also uses a number of emerging technologies, such as LED lights and partial distribution, to reduce energy consumption and increase crop production. The crops planted here include sesame, Rolle, mint and so on. Green Farms Agronomics & Mycology, a vertical farm in the city of gas Palais, Indiana, uses compound farming techniques to grow crops and sell them to the Chicago region. The farm uses the open source model, and the technology can also be used in other areas. The farm also has its own farm market, where consumers can buy food for the whole year. Red Sun Farms Red Sun Farms, located in Dublin, Virginia, covers about twenty thousand acres in a huge greenhouse using nutrient solution cultivation and LED light to grow tomatoes. Red Sun Farms, a Mexico company, is the first high-tech farm they set up in the United States. In July this year, about 60 thousand tomato seedlings were planted on the farm. CDA gas culture plantations are located in a round hall in O Hara airport, Chicago. It is the first indoor airport plantation in the world. The plantations, built in 2011, have 1100 plantations in 26 towers, and some of the restaurants in the airport terminal are purchased from the farm. Visitors coming and coming are also able to visit and rest in the plantation. The hi-tech farm of Panasonic is also building a high-tech farm in an old factory in Singapore and claims to be the first indoor farm with a full range of evidence in Singapore. At present, the farm has more than 10 kinds of vegetables, using special LED lights to irradiate the soil environment, and in the next few years they want to increase the variety of vegetables to 30 species. Gotham Greens Gotham Greens, a New York based company, uses the top of a number of tall buildings to build rooftop farms. These farms use a temperature controlled water - farming method to provide food for local restaurants and food retailers. The company's flagship greenhouse, founded in 2010, is the first industrial - scale rooftop greenhouse in the United States and is currently able to produce 100 tons of vegetables a year. The company's high-tech applications on these farms include 600 million solar photovoltaic panels, LED light sources, passive ventilation systems, thermal barrier walls, and so on. SONY's indoor farm is not only SHARP and Panasonic, but SONY in the field of high-tech farms. SONY also built an indoor farm in the old Japanese semiconductor factory, which covers an area of 25000 square feet (2322 square meters) and irradiated with a special GE LED light source. The farm is currently only growing cucumbers and tomatoes, but in the future, SONY still has a further plan for the farm.