The Farmer Growing Bananas in Iceland - BBC Newsround

Shot for BBC Newsround by our team and edited by the BBC. Original video here: www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/38184059
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[@afrsyr-honestbroker3897]

I though about it as well, but didn't knew that's already happening in Iceland..

[@erikbeurskens167]

great video keep it up!!!

[@venkateshmucherla9190]

Good video.. . From India🇮🇳

[@charissa5150]

GREAT IDEA!!!!!

[@Diom79]

what about sun light exposure?

[@j2zel]

I saw in another video that they use the thermo energy to power all of the lamps to give to plants light.

[@derPetunientopf]

I dont know if this has changed but in the past Bananas in Iceland did grow about three times slower than at other places. All because there was less sunlight exposure. But this was decades ago so maybe thats not a problem anymore with the use of artificial light.

[@user-en3bi1rz1s]

Hello, I am a skilled agricultural engineer in my field. How do I work in agriculture or poultry production in Iceland?

[@janlibera7130]

يوم فى حياة مزارع go away the. Climate is too harsh for dark people

[@MrRazorblade999]

@@janlibera7130 Nonsense. Iceland is not that cold

[@thanhcarmen4623]

try get tourist schengen visa, then fly Iceland, visit tour any farm, showing your ability to local people. They will hire you. Icelandic is very generous.