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YesHealth Group launches new website unveiling its proprietary vertical farming technology and global partnerships

YesHealth Group launches new website unveiling its proprietary vertical farming technology and global partnerships

Taiwan-based YesHealth Group is reaching new heights equipped with a website that showcases what it does best — providing complete technology solutions for indoor vertical farming. According to YesHealth Group, the new website will act as a platform where it can share its mission of improving health and sustainability in vertical farming, while introducing the research and development of clean…

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Mowreq and YesHealth Group sign deal to build Saudi Arabia’s largest indoor vertical farm

Mowreq and YesHealth Group sign deal to build Saudi Arabia’s largest indoor vertical farm

This will be the largest indoor vertical farm in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the tallest in the Middle East region. The farm will supply 2,000 kilograms of fresh leafy vegetables, daily, to consumers in Riyadh and the surrounding area. Located 20 kilometers from central Riyadh, the farm will offer a low-carbon alternative to imported produce, saving countless food miles. RIYADH, KINGDOM OF…

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La construcción de la mayor granja vertical de Europa en marcha

La construcción de la mayor granja vertical de Europa en marcha

La primera fase de construcción de la nueva granja vertical Nordic Harvest ha concluido tras sólo 6 meses de trabajo. Una vez terminada, la instalación se convertirá en la mayor granja vertical de Europa, con 14 pisos de altura en unas instalaciones de 7.000 metros cuadrados en los mercados de Copenhague (Dinamarca). Con tecnologías propias de YesHealth Group, empresa que explota granjas…

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Fazenda vertical vai cultivar mil toneladas de verduras por ano

A ONU estima que 55% da população mundial vive em áreas urbanas, percentual que tem previsão de aumentar para 70% até 2050. Com tanta gente morando nas grandes cidades, não é exagero dizer que a segurança alimentar vai depender do aumento da agricultura urbana. Porém, no modelo atual de adensamento urbano sobra pouco espaço no chão para plantar alimentos. É neste sentido que empresas têm apostado no cultivo vertical e em coberturas de prédios. 

Nos arredores de Copenhague, capital da Dinamarca, entrará em funcionamento uma “fazenda” vertical coberta que funciona em sistema totalmente fechado. Os alimentos são cultivados em prateleiras empilhadas. Fazendo uso da técnica hidropônica, as plantas crescem em uma mistura de água com nutrientes, sem fazer uso de solo e agrotóxicos. 

Além de adotar o sistema vertical, a fazenda interna inclui lâmpadas LED e diversos recursos tecnológicos para impulsionar o plantio. Tudo é automatizado. Para fechar o ciclo, a eletricidade necessária para o funcionamento de todo o maquinário será suprida por energia eólica.

Sistema prestes a inaugurar na Dinamarca

O espaço, de quase 7 mil m², é capaz de produzir mil toneladas de verduras por ano. Com mais fazendas do tipo em funcionamento, o país poderia suprir a demanda de alimentos no rigoroso inverno – quando a Dinamarca costuma importar suas verduras.  

Outro benefício é que a produção ajudará a reduzir o desperdício de alimentos, uma vez que as verduras chegarão mais frescas aos supermercados em comparação ao transporte de cultivos em áreas afastadas da cidade. 

O projeto é uma parceria entre a startup dinamarquesa Nordic Harvest e a empresa taiwanesa YesHealth Group, detentora da tecnologia.

Fazendas da YesHealth Group já em funcionamento:

No Brasil, um protótipo de fazenda urbana com sistema de aquaponia é conduzido pela Mercedes-Benz, em São Bernardo do Campo. Confira aqui.

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YesHealth Group Awarded as Technology Pioneer by World Economic Forum

YesHealth Group Awarded as Technology Pioneer by World Economic Forum

The World Economic Forum announced its selection of the 100 most promising Technology Pioneers of 2022 – companies that tackle issues from sustainability and climate change to healthcare and more. This year’s cohort includes representation from 30 economies on six continents with a reach far beyond traditional tech hubs like Silicon Valley. YesHeath Group, pioneer of Gelponic Vertical Farms, made…

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Europe’s Biggest Vertical Farm Will Be Powered By Wind and Planted By Robots

From cultured meat to plant-based foods to robotic kitchen assistants, tech seems to be infiltrating every corner of our food system. And it’s a good thing, because we’re sorely in need of ways to make more and better-quality food using fewer resources.

One rapidly-spreading technology that’s doing just that is vertical farming, which uses LED lights and a heavily-controlled indoor environment to grow produce with dramatically less water, space, or fertilizer than in traditional agriculture.

There are vertical farms all over the world, from Singapore to the UK to the US. And this week, the first phase of construction was completed on what will be a major addition to the industry.

The new facility is in Denmark, in an area called Taastrup outside of Copenhagen. At 7,000 square meters (just over 73,000 square feet), it will be the biggest vertical farm in Europe. Crops will grow in stacks 14 layers high and will use more than 20,000 LED lights.

The farm’s technology comes from a Taiwanese vertical farming company called YesHealth Group, which partnered with Danish food tech company Nordic Harvest for this project.

Beyond the abundance of layers and lights, it takes automation to the next level; little robots on wheels will be tasked with delivering seeds to the various rows of stacked growing shelves. Sensors combined with smart software will monitor and process more than 5,000 different data points; a key one, for example, is the intensity of the LED light as it relates to the stage of growth the plant is in.

Amid all this, greens will reportedly be grown using just one liter of water per kilogram of produce, which is a whopping 250 times less than what’s used in traditional agriculture. Rather than needing to be watered, the plants actually sit in grow trays with their roots extending into shallow troughs of nutrient-rich water. And all that light from the LEDs? It’ll come from electricity generated by wind; almost half of Denmark’s total power is sourced from wind, and the farm’s creators felt that using this sustainable source of energy was the optimal choice.

As Nordic Harvest’s website points out, consumers in the West are spoiled. We’ve gotten used to being able to buy and eat whatever fruits and vegetables we desire at any time of year. Blueberries in February? Sure! Oranges in July? Why not! Produce that’s out of season costs us a little more at our local grocery store, and it’s probably flown or shipped in from thousands of miles away, but hey—sometimes you just want to make a cherry pie from scratch in the middle of winter.

The supply chain to get these fresh foods from point A to point B is no small endeavor, though. From keeping fruits or veggies cold and pest-free for the journey to making sure they arrive unblemished to using chemicals to keep them fresher for longer, this system puts a lot of strain on both the environment and on the foods themselves.

Vertical farms will change this. Sure, they may not be able to grow everything under the sun—for now they’re mostly limited to greens like lettuce, spinach, kale, etc.—but they can grow the same quantity and quality of crops year-round, and they’ll redefine the meaning of “eating local.” If enough of them pop up, they could even help allow some farmland to be reforested.

According to Nordic Harvest’s website, if it established more sites like Taastrup and grew greens in a space equaling the size of 20 soccer fields, this would allow Denmark to become “self-sufficient in salads and herbs” rather than importing them from other countries; currently only 30 percent of Denmark’s consumption of these items is grown domestically.

Not only will Taastrup grow produce locally, it will grow it quickly. The facility plans to harvest the layered greens 15 times a year, for an output totaling 1,000 metric tons annually. “In this kind of growing method…you won’t be influenced by the climate, so you can [grow on] a new schedule,” said Stella Tsai, YesHealth Group’s general manager.

The facility plans to start producing in the first quarter of next year, and expects to be profitable next year too, reaching its full 1,000-ton capacity by the end of 2021.

Image Credit: Nordic Harvest

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Taiwan vertical farm to invest US$25 million in Britain: UK minister

Taipei, April 10 (CNA) Graham Stuart, minister for investment in the United Kingdom's Department for International Trade, on Tuesday announced a plan by a Taiwanese company to establish a vertical farming factory in the UK.  

YesHealth Agri-Biotechnology Co., which operates a 14-storey vertical farm in Taoyuan City called YesHealth iFarm, will invest 18 million pounds sterling (US$25.47 million) over two years to establish a pilot factory at the National Agri-Food Innovation Campus (NAFIC) in York, "bringing the next generation of food production to UK shores," Stuart announced at a press conference held at the farm in Taoyuan.  

Stuart, who is visiting Taiwan to boost trade links, said YesHealth will become the first such company to expand into the UK market.  

Not only are vertical farms more efficient, they are free from pesticides, heavy metals and e.coli, he said. "Truly, it is a model for the future."  

"Our cooperation on the green economy is a perfect example of how Taiwan and the UK can work together, sharing knowledge and expertise to build a brighter global future," Stuart said at the press conference, which was also attended by Taoyuan City Mayor Cheng Wen-tsan (???).  

YesHealth boasts a production yield 100 times higher than traditional agriculture and expects its UK facility to produce 50-150 kilograms of vegetables per day.  

In early 2019, it also plans to build a mass production facility in the UK capable of supporting daily production of 20 tonnes of vegetables within five years, according to the company.  

YesHealth President Winston Tsai (???) said the company chose the UK to establish its first base in Europe because it has high spending power and British people consume a lot of salad.  

He said the company has focused on agri-technology for the past nine years because climate change, industrial development and environmental destruction have reduced arable land and made it difficult to grow crops outdoors, and young people are reluctant to go into farming.  

Tsai said the goal is to expand YesHealth farms from the UK to all Europe and the Middle East.  

Meanwhile, Stuart also announced a plan by Taiwan frozen food producer and distributor Han Dian to invest 3.5 million pounds in the expansion of its UK manufacturing operations after an initial investment in London last year.  

Taiwanese food is becoming increasingly popular in the UK and the expansion will allow Han Dian to meet increased demand and launch a chain of restaurants across the country, he added.  

In addition, Stuart said the UK and Taiwan also signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on Monday on marine engineering in the offshore wind energy sector.  

"The MOU is designed to allow the Taiwanese renewable energy industry to tap into the wealth of industry knowledge and expertise on offer in the UK as Taiwan rapidly expands its green economy,"he said.  

He also announced that MAN Diesel & Turbo UK, a supplier of large diesel engines, will open a new operations and maintenance center in southern Taiwan's Kaohsiung in May.  

Bilateral trade between Taiwan and the UK is worth more than 5.4 billion pounds and the UK is Taiwan's third largest trading partner in Europe, said Stuart, who met with President Tsai Ing-wen (???) and Taiwan's economics and foreign affairs officials on Monday and noted that they had discussed future collaborative opportunities.  

The UK and Taiwan could also cooperate in areas such as artificial intelligence, infrastructure and nuclear and renewable energy, Stuart said Tuesday.  

The UK was the first country to develop civil nuclear power and has a lot of experience dealing with the end of life of nuclear plants, he said.  

"So there is a huge opportunity for the UK to support Taiwan in dealing with its nuclear legacy and developing green renewables,"Stuart said. (By Christie Chen) Enditem/AW  

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