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Singapore’s Bold Plan to Build the Farms of the Future
Singapore wants to produce 30% of its nutritional needs by 2030, so farms are popping up inside, outside and everywhere in between. For more by Tomorrow’s Build subscribe now - https://bit.ly/3vOOJ98
Executive Producer and Narrator - Fred Mills
Producer - Jaden Urbi
Video Editing and Graphics - James Durkin
Special thanks to Bjorn Low, Edible Garden City and Singapore Food Agency.
Additional footage and images courtesy of Artisan Green, Sky Greens, Citiponics, Gensler and Arup.
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published: 13 Jul 2021
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How Singapore Farms Use Artificial Intelligence
Whether it’s irrigation or fertiliser use, smart farming makes these processes automated.
Singapore’s VertiVegies and Blue Aqua International Group employ artificial intelligence and other advances in Internet of Things, as part of the country’s move to becoming a leading urban agriculture and aquaculture technology hub.
WATCH the full episode: https://cna.asia/2vcMFhy
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published: 10 Mar 2020
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Meet Singapore's Urban Farmers | Growing Wild - Part 1/3 | Full Episode
To the uninitiated, a farmer’s toil is never-ending, hard, and against the elements. To the initiated like Chris however, that’s simply a misconception.
Nature is elegant by design, everything has its place and purpose and nothing is wasted. There are lessons to be learnt from rain cycles and forest floor debris offer enriching take-aways.
So the question is how? How do we apply these principles of nature to the green projects we bring into our non-wild, non-natural, personal spaces?
WATCH MORE Growing Wild
Part 2: https://youtu.be/RTKIE8hN_kc
Part 3: https://youtu.be/VTlINcQ59LI
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About the show: Plants invade our personal space and we couldn’t be happier! In addition to spending time in nature, how can we bring more nature into our lives? Foodie? Artist? There’s a gateway plan...
published: 07 Jan 2022
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Singapore's orchid growers change business models, invest in new technology
Singapore's orchid industry is wilting. The value of exports has shrivelled from about $23 million in 2013 to $7.5 million last year. This has prompted orchid growers to change their business models and invest in new technology in order to keep their businesses from withering. According to the National Parks Board, there are 17 orchid growers operating in the country. Read more: https://cna.asia/3El9KyF
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published: 16 Aug 2023
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Unsold greens a persistent issue for Singapore's vegetable farms
Some urban farms in Singapore are throwing away extra vegetables, after seeing a 40 per cent surge in leftover greens. Reasons include cheaper imports, order cancellations, poor product displays at retailers, and a lack of support for local produce. CNA’s Clara Lee speaks to local farms to find the root of the problem. Read more: https://cna.asia/3Oai20P
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published: 12 Jul 2023
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Singapore’s urban farms increase harvest in sustainability push
Singapore imports more than 90 per cent of its food source, and it is critical for the country to proactively find ways to ensure the resilience of its food supplies. Its hydroponic vegetable farms nested within metropolitan areas are harnessing technology to optimise space and increase harvest. Read more: https://cna.asia/3Vc1kkh
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published: 11 Oct 2022
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Singapore's grand plan to build the high tech farms of the future
Singapore. One of the smallest countries in the world.
One of the most technologically advanced governments on the planet.
While innovating every day, the state faces a growing problem of hunger. Today we take a look at how Singapore plans to implement an ambitious plan to create high-tech futuristic farms to address the impending crisis.
Back in 1965, Singapore declared its independence. At that time, the population of the islands was very small. The country was producing enough food, buying only a few types of food abroad. In 1984, it was decided to abandon this policy - officials decided that it was better to focus on the technological development of the state and buy food from neighbors. This led to the country's economic and technological leap. Every year, the small state attracted...
published: 19 Sep 2021
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Hello from Singapore: Ivy Singh-Lim, Bollywood Farms
[Hello from Singapore]
The circle of life brimming with vibrant energy over at Bollywood Farms! Introducing Ivy Singh-Lim, the force of nature behind Bollywood Farms as she greets you with a Hello From Singapore.
Listen in as Ivy shares about the role the farm plays in the community, as well as the goals they hope to achieve in the near future. This lush spot at the Kranji countryside is a paradise to be explored, so be sure you give Bollywood Farms a visit!
Check out Bollywood Farms here: https://bollywoodveggies.com.sg/
#VisitSingapore
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published: 25 Jul 2022
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Uprooting Our Family Farm: Inside The Last Of Singapore’s Farms | Portrait Of The Chai Family
They are Singapore’s last soil-based farming family. For the past 25 years, the Chai family has dedicated their lives to nurturing the land and growing vegetables without using chemical fertilisers and pesticides.
The ultimate dream is to make organic produce accessible to all by selling them from their farm, and through their thundertea food stalls. But with their land lease coming to an end, that dream seems to be fading. There’s Papa Chai, the farming trailblazer and Mama Chai, the pillar of support who stands by her husband’s decisions no matter what. Then there are the three siblings: the eldest son Nian Kun who’s spent all his adult life tending to the farm, to bubbly and vocal second daughter Xiaoxi, and entrepreneurial youngest son You Zhao. This is the story of the Chai family’s...
published: 01 Oct 2022
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Singapore’s seafood farms face tech and cost hurdles in new southern waters plan
As two new parcels of sea space in the south of mainland Singapore go up for sale, seafood farms are facing challenges in tapping on the opportunity. These include a lack of technological capabilities and high investment costs, industry players said. Each of the plots, located near Pulau Bukom, is around the size of seven football fields, and can be used to farm fish or crustaceans. CNA’s Eugene Chow reports.
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published: 24 Jan 2024
9:10
Singapore’s Bold Plan to Build the Farms of the Future
Singapore wants to produce 30% of its nutritional needs by 2030, so farms are popping up inside, outside and everywhere in between. For more by Tomorrow’s Build...
Singapore wants to produce 30% of its nutritional needs by 2030, so farms are popping up inside, outside and everywhere in between. For more by Tomorrow’s Build subscribe now - https://bit.ly/3vOOJ98
Executive Producer and Narrator - Fred Mills
Producer - Jaden Urbi
Video Editing and Graphics - James Durkin
Special thanks to Bjorn Low, Edible Garden City and Singapore Food Agency.
Additional footage and images courtesy of Artisan Green, Sky Greens, Citiponics, Gensler and Arup.
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Singapore wants to produce 30% of its nutritional needs by 2030, so farms are popping up inside, outside and everywhere in between. For more by Tomorrow’s Build subscribe now - https://bit.ly/3vOOJ98
Executive Producer and Narrator - Fred Mills
Producer - Jaden Urbi
Video Editing and Graphics - James Durkin
Special thanks to Bjorn Low, Edible Garden City and Singapore Food Agency.
Additional footage and images courtesy of Artisan Green, Sky Greens, Citiponics, Gensler and Arup.
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- published: 13 Jul 2021
- views: 2356253
2:41
How Singapore Farms Use Artificial Intelligence
Whether it’s irrigation or fertiliser use, smart farming makes these processes automated.
Singapore’s VertiVegies and Blue Aqua International Group employ arti...
Whether it’s irrigation or fertiliser use, smart farming makes these processes automated.
Singapore’s VertiVegies and Blue Aqua International Group employ artificial intelligence and other advances in Internet of Things, as part of the country’s move to becoming a leading urban agriculture and aquaculture technology hub.
WATCH the full episode: https://cna.asia/2vcMFhy
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Whether it’s irrigation or fertiliser use, smart farming makes these processes automated.
Singapore’s VertiVegies and Blue Aqua International Group employ artificial intelligence and other advances in Internet of Things, as part of the country’s move to becoming a leading urban agriculture and aquaculture technology hub.
WATCH the full episode: https://cna.asia/2vcMFhy
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- published: 10 Mar 2020
- views: 86898
46:40
Meet Singapore's Urban Farmers | Growing Wild - Part 1/3 | Full Episode
To the uninitiated, a farmer’s toil is never-ending, hard, and against the elements. To the initiated like Chris however, that’s simply a misconception.
Natur...
To the uninitiated, a farmer’s toil is never-ending, hard, and against the elements. To the initiated like Chris however, that’s simply a misconception.
Nature is elegant by design, everything has its place and purpose and nothing is wasted. There are lessons to be learnt from rain cycles and forest floor debris offer enriching take-aways.
So the question is how? How do we apply these principles of nature to the green projects we bring into our non-wild, non-natural, personal spaces?
WATCH MORE Growing Wild
Part 2: https://youtu.be/RTKIE8hN_kc
Part 3: https://youtu.be/VTlINcQ59LI
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About the show: Plants invade our personal space and we couldn’t be happier! In addition to spending time in nature, how can we bring more nature into our lives? Foodie? Artist? There’s a gateway plant for everyone.
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To the uninitiated, a farmer’s toil is never-ending, hard, and against the elements. To the initiated like Chris however, that’s simply a misconception.
Nature is elegant by design, everything has its place and purpose and nothing is wasted. There are lessons to be learnt from rain cycles and forest floor debris offer enriching take-aways.
So the question is how? How do we apply these principles of nature to the green projects we bring into our non-wild, non-natural, personal spaces?
WATCH MORE Growing Wild
Part 2: https://youtu.be/RTKIE8hN_kc
Part 3: https://youtu.be/VTlINcQ59LI
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About the show: Plants invade our personal space and we couldn’t be happier! In addition to spending time in nature, how can we bring more nature into our lives? Foodie? Artist? There’s a gateway plant for everyone.
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- published: 07 Jan 2022
- views: 46419
3:52
Singapore's orchid growers change business models, invest in new technology
Singapore's orchid industry is wilting. The value of exports has shrivelled from about $23 million in 2013 to $7.5 million last year. This has prompted orchid g...
Singapore's orchid industry is wilting. The value of exports has shrivelled from about $23 million in 2013 to $7.5 million last year. This has prompted orchid growers to change their business models and invest in new technology in order to keep their businesses from withering. According to the National Parks Board, there are 17 orchid growers operating in the country. Read more: https://cna.asia/3El9KyF
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Singapore's orchid industry is wilting. The value of exports has shrivelled from about $23 million in 2013 to $7.5 million last year. This has prompted orchid growers to change their business models and invest in new technology in order to keep their businesses from withering. According to the National Parks Board, there are 17 orchid growers operating in the country. Read more: https://cna.asia/3El9KyF
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- published: 16 Aug 2023
- views: 9692
2:08
Unsold greens a persistent issue for Singapore's vegetable farms
Some urban farms in Singapore are throwing away extra vegetables, after seeing a 40 per cent surge in leftover greens. Reasons include cheaper imports, order ca...
Some urban farms in Singapore are throwing away extra vegetables, after seeing a 40 per cent surge in leftover greens. Reasons include cheaper imports, order cancellations, poor product displays at retailers, and a lack of support for local produce. CNA’s Clara Lee speaks to local farms to find the root of the problem. Read more: https://cna.asia/3Oai20P
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https://wn.com/Unsold_Greens_A_Persistent_Issue_For_Singapore's_Vegetable_Farms
Some urban farms in Singapore are throwing away extra vegetables, after seeing a 40 per cent surge in leftover greens. Reasons include cheaper imports, order cancellations, poor product displays at retailers, and a lack of support for local produce. CNA’s Clara Lee speaks to local farms to find the root of the problem. Read more: https://cna.asia/3Oai20P
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- published: 12 Jul 2023
- views: 45331
2:29
Singapore’s urban farms increase harvest in sustainability push
Singapore imports more than 90 per cent of its food source, and it is critical for the country to proactively find ways to ensure the resilience of its food sup...
Singapore imports more than 90 per cent of its food source, and it is critical for the country to proactively find ways to ensure the resilience of its food supplies. Its hydroponic vegetable farms nested within metropolitan areas are harnessing technology to optimise space and increase harvest. Read more: https://cna.asia/3Vc1kkh
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Singapore imports more than 90 per cent of its food source, and it is critical for the country to proactively find ways to ensure the resilience of its food supplies. Its hydroponic vegetable farms nested within metropolitan areas are harnessing technology to optimise space and increase harvest. Read more: https://cna.asia/3Vc1kkh
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- published: 11 Oct 2022
- views: 22403
7:44
Singapore's grand plan to build the high tech farms of the future
Singapore. One of the smallest countries in the world.
One of the most technologically advanced governments on the planet.
While innovating every day, the st...
Singapore. One of the smallest countries in the world.
One of the most technologically advanced governments on the planet.
While innovating every day, the state faces a growing problem of hunger. Today we take a look at how Singapore plans to implement an ambitious plan to create high-tech futuristic farms to address the impending crisis.
Back in 1965, Singapore declared its independence. At that time, the population of the islands was very small. The country was producing enough food, buying only a few types of food abroad. In 1984, it was decided to abandon this policy - officials decided that it was better to focus on the technological development of the state and buy food from neighbors. This led to the country's economic and technological leap. Every year, the small state attracted more and more foreign investors with its privileges and educated population, and they, in turn, opened factories, offices, and research centers.
#technology #Singapore #future
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Singapore. One of the smallest countries in the world.
One of the most technologically advanced governments on the planet.
While innovating every day, the state faces a growing problem of hunger. Today we take a look at how Singapore plans to implement an ambitious plan to create high-tech futuristic farms to address the impending crisis.
Back in 1965, Singapore declared its independence. At that time, the population of the islands was very small. The country was producing enough food, buying only a few types of food abroad. In 1984, it was decided to abandon this policy - officials decided that it was better to focus on the technological development of the state and buy food from neighbors. This led to the country's economic and technological leap. Every year, the small state attracted more and more foreign investors with its privileges and educated population, and they, in turn, opened factories, offices, and research centers.
#technology #Singapore #future
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Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/
- published: 19 Sep 2021
- views: 19376
2:05
Hello from Singapore: Ivy Singh-Lim, Bollywood Farms
[Hello from Singapore]
The circle of life brimming with vibrant energy over at Bollywood Farms! Introducing Ivy Singh-Lim, the force of nature behind Bollywood...
[Hello from Singapore]
The circle of life brimming with vibrant energy over at Bollywood Farms! Introducing Ivy Singh-Lim, the force of nature behind Bollywood Farms as she greets you with a Hello From Singapore.
Listen in as Ivy shares about the role the farm plays in the community, as well as the goals they hope to achieve in the near future. This lush spot at the Kranji countryside is a paradise to be explored, so be sure you give Bollywood Farms a visit!
Check out Bollywood Farms here: https://bollywoodveggies.com.sg/
#VisitSingapore
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WEBSITE: https://www.visitsingapore.com
*This video was filmed in accordance with safe management guidelines at the time of filming.
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[Hello from Singapore]
The circle of life brimming with vibrant energy over at Bollywood Farms! Introducing Ivy Singh-Lim, the force of nature behind Bollywood Farms as she greets you with a Hello From Singapore.
Listen in as Ivy shares about the role the farm plays in the community, as well as the goals they hope to achieve in the near future. This lush spot at the Kranji countryside is a paradise to be explored, so be sure you give Bollywood Farms a visit!
Check out Bollywood Farms here: https://bollywoodveggies.com.sg/
#VisitSingapore
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FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/VisitSingaporeMY
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/visit_singapore/
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/visitsingapore
WEBSITE: https://www.visitsingapore.com
*This video was filmed in accordance with safe management guidelines at the time of filming.
- published: 25 Jul 2022
- views: 4454
47:24
Uprooting Our Family Farm: Inside The Last Of Singapore’s Farms | Portrait Of The Chai Family
They are Singapore’s last soil-based farming family. For the past 25 years, the Chai family has dedicated their lives to nurturing the land and growing vegetabl...
They are Singapore’s last soil-based farming family. For the past 25 years, the Chai family has dedicated their lives to nurturing the land and growing vegetables without using chemical fertilisers and pesticides.
The ultimate dream is to make organic produce accessible to all by selling them from their farm, and through their thundertea food stalls. But with their land lease coming to an end, that dream seems to be fading. There’s Papa Chai, the farming trailblazer and Mama Chai, the pillar of support who stands by her husband’s decisions no matter what. Then there are the three siblings: the eldest son Nian Kun who’s spent all his adult life tending to the farm, to bubbly and vocal second daughter Xiaoxi, and entrepreneurial youngest son You Zhao. This is the story of the Chai family’s tenacity and fight to keep their dream alive.
#CNADocumentary #Singapore #FarmLife #FamilyFarm
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They are Singapore’s last soil-based farming family. For the past 25 years, the Chai family has dedicated their lives to nurturing the land and growing vegetables without using chemical fertilisers and pesticides.
The ultimate dream is to make organic produce accessible to all by selling them from their farm, and through their thundertea food stalls. But with their land lease coming to an end, that dream seems to be fading. There’s Papa Chai, the farming trailblazer and Mama Chai, the pillar of support who stands by her husband’s decisions no matter what. Then there are the three siblings: the eldest son Nian Kun who’s spent all his adult life tending to the farm, to bubbly and vocal second daughter Xiaoxi, and entrepreneurial youngest son You Zhao. This is the story of the Chai family’s tenacity and fight to keep their dream alive.
#CNADocumentary #Singapore #FarmLife #FamilyFarm
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- published: 01 Oct 2022
- views: 27122
2:50
Singapore’s seafood farms face tech and cost hurdles in new southern waters plan
As two new parcels of sea space in the south of mainland Singapore go up for sale, seafood farms are facing challenges in tapping on the opportunity. These incl...
As two new parcels of sea space in the south of mainland Singapore go up for sale, seafood farms are facing challenges in tapping on the opportunity. These include a lack of technological capabilities and high investment costs, industry players said. Each of the plots, located near Pulau Bukom, is around the size of seven football fields, and can be used to farm fish or crustaceans. CNA’s Eugene Chow reports.
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As two new parcels of sea space in the south of mainland Singapore go up for sale, seafood farms are facing challenges in tapping on the opportunity. These include a lack of technological capabilities and high investment costs, industry players said. Each of the plots, located near Pulau Bukom, is around the size of seven football fields, and can be used to farm fish or crustaceans. CNA’s Eugene Chow reports.
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- published: 24 Jan 2024
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