According to reports, Jersey City in the United States has launched a municipal vertical farm project with relevant suppliers and the World Economic Forum, which aims to provide a healthy diet for local citizens and stimulate their awareness.

This project will build 10 vertical farms in Jersey City, distributed in senior centers, schools, public residential areas and municipal buildings. The 10 farms will use water mist and the least electricity to grow 19,000 vegetables each year, and the products will be provided to the public free of charge.

It is reported that Jersey City will carry out a three-year cooperation with relevant companies to grow kale and arugula and other vegetables using the company's technology. At the same time, according to the growth needs of different crops, LED lighting with specific spectrum and light intensity is used for illumination.

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said that through this partnership, Jersey City will provide citizens with thousands of pounds of locally grown nutritious food, help narrow the hunger gap, and have a profound impact on the overall health of the community .