Jak japońskie innowacje odpowiadają na globalne wyzwania związane z bezpieczeństwem żywnościowym

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Jak japońskie innowacje odpowiadają na globalne wyzwania związane z bezpieczeństwem żywnościowym  Od zautomatyzowanych farm pionowych po bezglebowe uprawy foliowe – Japonia opracowuje technologie, które mogą zrewolucjonizować globalne rolnictwo poprzez zmniejszenie zużycia ziemi, wody i siły roboczej przy jednoczesnym wzmacnianiu pozycji drobnych rolników.  We współpracy z The Government of Japan  CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/11/20/jak-japonskie-innowacje-odpowiadaja-na-globalne-wyzwania-zwiazane-z-bezpieczenstwem-zywnos  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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00:00KONIEC

00:03Dzień or się,

00:04to Japanese farm produce 30,000 headów lettuś,

00:08z mniej więcej land, water,

00:09niż tradycyjna.

00:11To zbudowanej farmów,

00:13to zainteresować film farmów,

00:15zwaną z�ji,

00:17Japan jest już w ramach

00:19nowych technologii

00:19to spełnienie jej populacji.

00:21Nie ma tylko spełnienie

00:24w Japonii.

00:24W tym odcinku o Global Japanie

00:26z tym filmem,

00:27jak to może być na podróż

00:28Wielkie prawa zastrzeżone.

00:30Wielkie prawa zastrzeżone.

00:32Wielkie prawa zastrzeżone.

00:38Tecno Farm Kehana

00:40w Kyoto Prefecture

00:42jest jedna z najważniejszym farmami.

00:44Wszystko automobie,

00:46wykorzystuje prezyjne LED lighting,

00:48klimatyczne wyświetlenie,

00:50i robotiki system

00:52to plant, harvest and pack

00:5430,000 headów lettu w dniu.

00:56Czasem około 60人,

00:58exclusively for monitoring

01:00and quality control.

01:20The factory's production stability

01:22sets it apart from competitors,

01:24guaranteeing the same yields year round.

01:26To optimize production and cut costs,

01:28workers collect data on temperature,

01:30air flow, carbon dioxide and water use.

01:32And the factory's new owners

01:34hope to lower operational costs

01:36to make it easier for developing countries

01:38to adopt this technology.

01:40Because it uses little water and land,

01:44this model can be adapted to hot, dry regions,

01:46where these resources are scarce.

01:48But what about places where soil is unsuitable for farming?

01:50Another Japanese company,

01:52has developed a way to grow crops anywhere,

01:54from the middle of the desert

01:56to the rooftop of a building.

01:58This is our film, iMac film.

02:00iMac film replaces soil,

02:04acting like a filter against viruses and microbes.

02:08The network size of the film is very small,

02:10nanometer size.

02:12therefore, the film does not absorb microbes or viruses.

02:16Plants grow on the surface of the film,

02:18absorbing water and nutrients directly from the hydrogel.

02:20This method uses much less water than traditional farming,

02:22and about 75% of water.

02:23It uses very much water.

02:24in the soil control.

02:25The field is very much water.

02:26in the soil control.

02:27In the soil control,

02:29in the soil control.

02:30in the soil control,

02:31in the soil control.

02:32The oil control,

02:34in the soil control.

02:35In the soil control,

02:36the oil control.

02:36IVM film replaces soil,

02:38acting like a filter against viruses and microbes.

02:40The network size of the film is very small,

02:42nanometer size.

02:43Therefore,

02:44the film does not absorb microbes or viruses.

02:47Plants grow on the surface of the film,

02:48absorbing water and nutrients directly from the hydrogel.

02:4975% less than hydroponics.

02:52Zobaczmy, IMEC Film

02:53was envisioned as a global solution

02:55to food insecurity.

02:58Mebioł already holds patents

03:00in 120 countries,

03:02including Botswana,

03:03where the technology was introduced

03:04to respond to water shortages.

03:07Participants in Mebioł's Botswana

03:09and India pilots were mostly women,

03:11showing IMEC Film's potential

03:13as a pathway to female entrepreneurship.

03:19In Hyogo prefecture,

03:43Shizuka Fujimoto started a tomato farm

03:45using IMEC Film four years ago.

03:47It's her first time working in agriculture.

03:50She chose this method for its ease of use,

03:52so she could hire more women.

04:06The tomatoes are more nutritious

04:08and sweeter than with traditional farming,

04:10so she can sell them for a higher price,

04:12making her small farm more profitable.

04:14Shizuka has hosted visitors

04:16from the Philippines and India

04:17to teach them about film farming.

04:38Mebioł Inc. is currently deploying the technology

04:40in countries where crises curtail agriculture,

04:43including Ukraine.

04:45With an eagerness to experiment,

04:46Japan has become a testbed

04:48for food technologies

04:49that respond to global problems.

04:51In a world facing climate shocks

04:53and food insecurity,

04:54these innovations can offer a path to resilience.

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