2023年5月23日

空中农场,一个三十英亩的垂直农场,建造在一栋五层楼的建筑物在Guoshun绿色建筑低碳和钢铁智能技术示范工业园区长庆地区,山东省济南市的。农场充满了高质量生产,如西红柿和黄瓜。“这是第一个设备类型天空农场在中国,开创了由Guoshun“共享Lu Hewu山东Guoshun建设集团。照片:Lv Hewu,支部书记山东Guoshun建设集团有限公司有限公司照片:天空的外部农场占地面积2公顷,第一个空中农场在中国的首次Guoshun他强调了工业和农业相结合的重要性,指出,“工业应该支持农业具有巨大的社会意义,是一个重要的努力。主要的集成开发,第二,第三产业是天空以建立农场。它不仅利用多余的二氧化碳生成钢处理期间与荷兰企业但也是我们第一次合作。”Regarding the energy consumption of the sky farm, Lü Hewu mentioned, "The current sky farm utilizes solar photovoltaic power, which is used for heating and providing warmth during winter. However, in colder climates like Jinan, additional energy sources may be required, necessitating the expansion of energy storage facilities. Our goal is to collect excess heat during summer and utilize it in winter to significantly reduce energy usage costs." Utilize urban and industrial idle resources to develop community agriculture according to local conditions Highlighting the advantages of modern agriculture, Lü Hewu stated, "Modern agriculture offers high efficiency, high output, and high precision, surpassing traditional agriculture. One unit of modern agriculture is equivalent to the output of 30 times that of ordinary agriculture, addressing the problems of low efficiency and limited employment in traditional agriculture." Lü Hewu also emphasized the benefits of the integration of industry and agriculture, saying, "By locating the farm 18 meters above the ground, we reduce the chance of pest invasion, minimize the use of chemicals, and provide a healthier food supply. This approach allows us to make use of idle resources in urban and industrial areas and adapt to local conditions, effectively utilizing carbon dioxide produced by industrial activities and reducing carbon emissions during product transportation." Photo: Tomatoes grown in Sky Farm Looking to the future, Lü Hewu announced plans for expansion, stating, "Based on the Sky Farm demonstration project, we aim to construct over 100 'sky farms' in China, considering different environments and production conditions. These urban agricultural production clusters are not limited to tomatoes and cucumbers but can include various crops such as flowers, berries, and fruits, depending on the local conditions and climate." Furthermore, Lü Hewu discussed the potential of urban agri-tourism, explaining, "Our sky farm is open to the public, offering visitors, including children and adults, the opportunity to learn and experience modern agriculture. Through this direct and effective way of promoting agricultural development, we aim to enhance understanding of the benefits of modern agriculture, reduce prejudices against agriculture, and encourage more young people to pursue careers in this field." Photo: snack cucumbers grown in Sky Farm Concluding the discussion, Lü Hewu highlighted the future prospects of protected agriculture, stating, "The market for greenhouse horticulture is promising, and we can further explore aspects such as testing equipment, automation, environmental control systems, and waste recycling after harvest. We are committed to addressing challenges, such as corrosion in steel structures and improving the durability of greenhouse materials to withstand natural risks like hail. We welcome discussions with global agricultural equipment manufacturers to advance the modernization of China's agriculture industry."