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Nordic Harvest

Taastrup, Denmark · Operator: Nordic Harvest (technology by YesHealth Group)

Overview

A 14-storey, wind-powered indoor vertical farm near Copenhagen, among Europe's largest.

Citizen participation

Public engages mainly as consumers of local low-impact greens; hands-on participation is limited

Operating model

Wind-powered, robot-planted commercial vertical farm targeting 1,000 tonnes of greens per year

Impact

Recycles all water and nutrients, pesticide-free, powered by green electricity close to consumers.

Crops

  • lettuce
  • salad greens
  • herbs
  • cabbage

Scale

7,000 m²約7,000m2・14段、欧州最大級の屋内垂直農場 / 7,000 m2, 14 tiers, one of Europe's largest

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