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Inside the Vertical Farms Feeding Cities Where Nothing Grows

In the UAE, where temperatures hit 120°F and annual rainfall is under 4 inches, a vertical farm produces 6,000 pounds of leafy greens daily. This facility operates in one of Earth's harshest climates—growing food where outdoor farming fails within days. This video explores why desert countries, Singapore, and Nordic nations are investing billions in vertical farming technology to solve food security challenges. From extreme heat to limited land to water scarcity, controlled environment agriculture is enabling food production where traditional farming is impossible. Discover: • How UAE and Saudi Arabia are building domestic food production • Why Singapore aims to produce 30% of food needs by 2030 • Desert vertical farms using 95% less water than traditional agriculture • Japan's automated facilities addressing labor shortages • Nordic countries leveraging renewable energy for year-round production • Real investments: $3+ billion globally in 2021 • Food security strategies for climate-challenged regions From Dubai to Singapore to Iceland, nations facing agricultural constraints are using technology to reduce import dependence and improve food security. This video shows how vertical farming is transforming what's possible in extreme environments — and what it means for the future of food production as climate change intensifies. #foodsecurity #verticalfarming #agriculture #climatechange #indoorfarming