Vertical farms: A new form of agriculture

[@CapnBlood]

Love it, this is the kind of thing America needs to focus on.

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[@jellojoe00]

Meh. You can have high tunnels in fields to extend your season. Everything those plants need has to be pumped in through the pipes.

[@bargdaffy1535]

Ok, so you are going to pump even more GHG's into the atmosphere by bringing Agriculture Inside. How Ridiculous could Corporate Media Be? Any energy that comes from the Earth, and not the Sun, is contributing to Climate Chaos. You People don't even think do you.

[@mariacheebandidos7183]

oh, America does focus on A LOT of things like this, it just doesn't get as much coverage.

[@Chads377]

This video made me extremely happy. Keep up the amazing work you are doing to change the world!

[@fosterwhales1027]

Sometimes I wonder what the world would have looked like without innovations like this😊, my advice for everyone, both in the agricultural industry and elsewhere, is to evolve with the world in others so as not to to be left behind

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[@SergioAndrade77]

Amazing all around

[@sarahhall9079]

Awesome innovation and great to see the company supporting people with disabilities as well.

[@LK-pc4sq]

not innovation I saw it a decade ago in asia

[@stanvanriel6982]

What an awesome video! Keep this hype up!

[@westoncurnow4475]

Very touching - a well-apreciated sliver of hope in our ailing world.

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[@mathewtekahu9066]

Ill be vertical farming in 2 years. I have studied farming for 8 years now and see all the benefits vertical can bring from less labour to less travel, less machinery like tractors trucks and hot weather sweat sore body. Especially doing 100 acres of farming every year. I can see with just 20 to 30 acres I could produce the same amount of crop as when doing 100.

[@stanleynowak9325]

100 acres is nothing, you do know that. I can't wait to see you get started.

[@TC-Loom]

Can we talk? I'm in vertical farming

[@mathewtekahu9066]

@@stanleynowak9325 wow Im curious to know how many acres you are doing? I went from 250 acres to 100 due to covid which 60 percent of our workforce had to return to their home country.

[@ladykd2355]

​@@TC-LoomI'd love to chat with you about this! How can we connect without putting our contact information out here for all the world to see? Lol

[@garywidom]

There were 2 stories in 1. The vertical farming and the stories of the workers who are disabled that needed more depth in the storytelling.

[@lynnyhen]

Absolutely!

[@Me97202]

Agreed. So they whet your desire for more information in this short segment. Now YOU can dig deeper into the subject if you want.

[@sarahhall9079]

I agree. I work in television and that was a particularly short story for this type of format. Normally their stories are about 7 minutes long and that story easily deserved to be that length. I mean the father was crying that his son had a job but his interview didn't make it to air. I can imagine the reporter and producer argued for longer but the EP was trying to cram too many stories into this episode.

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[@infocat13]

This needs to be cooperative owned by the employees

[@mattp4079]

That drill-operated harvesting implement is genius.

[@gennadyrosin1177]

what a great story. It looks like the the woman in the video is really helping the people of Wyoming. Amazing

[@ilikeoptter]

BRAVO!!!!

[@YTTANICHANEL]

♥️

[@mjhmn]

such a good story!

[@mililaniman]

I did not know that vertical farming could result in greater yields of produce.

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[@Greenskies321]

10-20x per sq ft depending on system.

[@godmode8687]

@@Greenskies321 Infinite... The enerhy comes from lamps and not from solar radiation. So you basically can stack as many units above each other as you want. The limit is only how far you want to build/how deep. And the cost.

[@heatherr9201]

Omg this is amazing

[@Nottherebutthere]

Love this show, even though they are almost 10 years late in every story! Story is waaaaay too short!

[@LyLinhFreeHarvesting]

The harvest must be very satisfying

[@Ezio-Auditore94]

I loved when he said "If there's no vertical farm there, put one there. Boop!"

[@steveconn]

Read about this for years. Fascinating. Have yet to actually see it

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[@citizen3902]

WOW!

[@vegan4theanimals]

This is the future.

[@brendacoffman6259]

Every Town needs this to save water From Coast to Coast this should be the way !

[@5DNRG]

This is easy to love!

[@alanantero]

Amazing!

[@ChrisView777]

What's the cost of the product compared to the traditional way? @cbs Sunday Morning You didn't address that in your reporting.

[@josephmerback5158]

Fantastic

[@KCNwokoye]

Wow this is awesome. Why can't every city invest in this kind of food program especially in low income communities to combat food shortages, droughts in California and reduce prices by getting the food directly to the consumer at a low cost. These are the programs that the government should be investing in. Awesome! Keep up the great work!

[@daveklein2826]

Spend your money and do it

[@thisguy73]

because most cities in red states have no money due to tax cuts for the wealthy and those in blue states are paying off their lobbyists . Thanks for asking

[@daveklein2826]

@@thisguy73 LIAR

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[@LK-pc4sq]

@@thisguy73 ohh yea you mean corporate welfare?

[@lynnyhen]

I love Whole Foods, but I can't afford to shop there. Also, why not organic?

[@tonyanderson6235]

Very great idea!

[@rosevitale]

wonderful

[@spinlok3943]

They have this sort of farming at The Land Pavillion at Epcot

[@zarathustrasmonky]

I love this. Let’s keep boosting visibility s

[@auntihooha]

Great way to farm. Please get rid of the plastic.

[@aarononeal9830]

CBS Sunday Morning needs to talk about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants tress ..

[@km-bo3zx]

We need to get away from packaging our food in hard plastic containers.....

[@daveklein2826]

LMAO yes because tho the issue. LMAO

[@vanqled]

It will appear in the whole city in near future. Vanq led can provide great lighting solution for it.

[@davidtate166]

Southern I'll.needs one 👍

[@Niwaduwata]

This is good things to worlds 🎉

[@ALC100percent]

What about the price? I would guess, that this is a very expensive way to grow produce and will always be a niche product.

[@DonClark]

Is this something that each of us could have in our home? *Obviously a much smaller device/concept.

[@appnzllr]

"You never know what you're going to get" is not Willy Wonka. It's Forest Gump.

[@heinuchung8680]

The main issue with vertical farms is the need for cheaper electricity .

[@planetary2180]

S O L A R P A N E L S

[@godmode8687]

@@planetary2180 Yeaaaah. You advocate for plastering outdoors with solar panels, so you can shine artificial light on your "fields". Doesnt sound efficient at all. Sure, maybe the solar panels capture more energy per square meter than salad does. But they also cost energy to produce. It costs energy to build powerlines. It costs energy to build vertical farms and produce the materials. Energy wise really not efficient. There are better solutions.

[@planetary2180]

@@godmode8687 we can just build vertical farms in dead malls and put solar panels on the roof

[@godmode8687]

@@planetary2180 Maybe i suggest rereading my comment?

[@LL-mw1zu]

I had this almost exact vision. What a wonderful addition to any community.

[@meltdown7259]

Price per unit

[@tjhall74]

A great Innovation. What the story doesn't tell you is the obvious....cost. Jackson, WY...one of most expensive places to live....selling at Whole Foods?? And Portland, ME facility had design cost overruns and behind schedule = $ to consumer. Good concept, in theory, but still not cheap, healthy food for average American.

[@hammedutman3183]

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[@LK-pc4sq]

not really hydroponics been around for decades but on a small scale. Delta BC Canad has the same set up except they are not verticle. I saw it decade ago in asia vidio.

[@vindo5873]

And of course regular farms are cost efficient... and run with no taxpayer subsidies... LOL !

[@EduardoHernandez-ks5pn]

Not to brag.. but i have the best vertical farms ever made! i have sugarcanes, melons, wheat, carrots and even potatoes! Sad to say my friend blew it up with tnt :(

[@philipfreeman72]

Good news

[@I_like_Plants130]

I don’t think the image (on this video) you have for vertical farming is the best example, I think that’s actually green washing. I do think vertical farms will be semi important in the future, maybe when/if there is a base on the moon we will see one up there, which I think would be very cool.

[@2012photograph]

A outside box in growing our food.

[@ediebaxter6194]

Glad they employee people with disabilities. Awesome idea.

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[@christopherkilian9763]

Edie, employ.

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[@KitC916]

yeah but not all people with disabilities can work and they don't deserve to live in poverty on SSI, with payments that are literally far below the poverty level and which haven't changed in 40 years. not everyone can work themselves to death but that doesn't mean that they don't deserve dignity. we actually can pay disabled people more than a few hundred dollars a month to live on, it's called taxing the people with money. pass it on.

[@ediebaxter6194]

I am mainly stating it was a good idea. I understand not disabled people can work. I had an appeal for social security disability. I got accepted. Unfortunately I can only make a certain amt every month and work part time. The amt does need to increase because it hard to find a job were you can make more money. My granny got social security. It was not much.

[@zombieshoot4318]

Food deserts don't exist because of a lack of food. They exist because the areas where they are located are high crime to the point that no grocery stores want to open a store in the area. Still I like these vertical farming ideas. It's a good idea and if they can make money off it more power to them.

[@hammedutman3183]

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[@richardparker4015]

Once they get past stage 2 they'll be onto crops such as soy beans corn wheat etc

[@sparkyman763]

Great story. Is this a profitable business. Are they searching for investors?

[@jefffuchs5434]

$20.00 for a head of lettuce

[@hankmoody5514]

2:20 🦉🦉🦉

[@pawsfurGod]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🥰🥰

[@stanleynowak9325]

100,000 pounds of produce is 2.5 tractor trailers. That is absolutely nothing. No, it can't feed a city. This guy is full of it. Do you know what it costs to produce food in that thing? That is two acres of one crop of lettuce. One acre of double crop lettuce. I am talking about New York State farms. California can grow lettuce all year round. It's a hobby!

[@Mideezhanti]

I wonder how much electrical power it takes though? I hope they are able to utilize at least some renewable energy to power all the lights!

[@lianelindsey1407]

👍

[@angelaevans6580]

Here X I Jing Ping❤

[@michaelscot4816]

All I see is plastic.

[@daveklein2826]

Being a negative person that's all you will ever see

[@michaelscot4816]

@@daveklein2826 my bad...invested in plastic? Hope you have kids. I bet you're a 'good christian.' Bwahahaha!

[@herbertmartinez1735]

Gardens of Babylon I love it

[@TheresaPowers]

This is OLD news. This was featured many years ago by a vlogger Kirsten Dirksen.

[@vindo5873]

Not OLD on CBS national TV... for instance NEW to me on this scale... saw it at WDW's The Land ... using DD folks a GREAT BONUS.

[@boycravesmeat3511]

Just because YOU saw something before, doesn't make it old news. You must think you're the center of this universe. 🙄🤮

[@boycravesmeat3511]

Not surprised you're a Trumpiter.

[@daveklein2826]

Yes KAREN, and it's still relevant

[@jrbudge]

Far from new, this place has been around for 6 years. They didn't invent vertical farming either. Probably should work on that title.

[@ItsMrxSean]

pog

[@katel3962]

The food grown this way is flavorless. You have to grow in soil for good tasting produce.

[@daveklein2826]

You need to get educated... That's a lie

[@katel3962]

@@daveklein2826 I have a Masters Degree in Olericulture 🖕

[@andreaglez7944]

agreed, soluble nutrients would nevera be the same as earth giving her special touch

[@jakklump]

The energy input on these indoor grow scenes is UNSUSTAINABLE. Do you notice how this "news" bit sounds like a commercial? don't be fooled.

[@cueball7428]

I think this was a Star Trek episode 😅

[@LK-pc4sq]

This is the way it will be grown on a future constrction of some space station. Not new..been around for year just not in the us.

[@Liquid_Cooled]

this how we grow weed in our basement

[@dorishanoum5573]

Well, I'll tell ya,, with all the poisoning & salmonella & recalls on our food industry, that latest was Jiff Peanut Butter -- THIS looks to be a new way of doing things in the near future🍎🍓🍉🍇🌶🌽🥕🥔🍆🍄🥒🍐🍊🍒🥑

[@siya7213]

nothing can replace nutrients you get from soil. humans r being foolish

[@Familylawgroup]

Maybe this should be Ukrainians future to restart their wheat processing?

[@LuckyGuu]

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[@tombeegeeeye5765]

I might work for high valued vegetables and fruits. But I doubt we will see high rice rice corn. soybean and wheat farms. Those product most of our calories. I doubt you will see high rice sunflower, rapeseed olive and palm oil facilities. At best a niche market.

[@ineshvytheswaran1516]

am I crazy or is this super scripted?

[@brettmason1942]

Jon Stevens isn't going to like this.

[@hedykarim3614]

Soil grown vs nutrient plastic grown food , how much nutritious is it?

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[@ebybeehoney]

I would like to see the land NOT used with this system conserved and left wild or re-wilded.

[@lisalarson-hoyt2153]

its down town, no way.

[@ebybeehoney]

No, they are building vertical farms in the towns and cities. For each vertical farm, some other land should be set aside for conservation.