Saturday, March 24, the Harbour Deputy Capital.

While Maori and his thirteen members were busy queuing in the Harbour Masayo, after finishing their speech at the opening ceremony, Kurimaya left the opening ceremony and entered the Tokhin Odaiba Hotel. After taking the elevator to the top floor, he went up the rooftop stairs guarded by the bodyguard. In the temporary house built by the rooftop, he met Ichiro Miyamoto and Miko Miko, Belinda, Olivia, Anne, Enoke, and Hime, Asai Ka, Fujii Takako, and Misa Horiuchi. Everyone was drinking drinks and watching TV news around the table.

After greetings, Kurishima sat down and Miko Miko gave her a cup of tea, "The manuscript is good."

"Thank you, Madam." Jushiya smiled.

"Miko, I just checked it out, you made a big move." Olivia smiled.

"How do you say it?" Enoke asked.

"The average land price here used to be about 10,000 yen per square meter, but now it's not much more than ten times." Olivia smiled.

"Nothing is there," Miko Miyamoto said, "It's more than 500 hectares here, and it's only more than 500 billion yen if it's ten times more. When I bought it, I spent 1300 billion yen and contributed 300 billion yen as expo funds. In addition to construction costs and other expenses, I spent nearly 200 trillion yen, and it's still too early to make a profit."

"I didn't say you're profitable," Olivia smiled. "And it's not what you calculated. You bought permanent land use rights and don't have to pay taxes for fifty years. Judging from today's crowds, the ticket revenue of the fair will not make you lose much in the end. These tourists will also bring you considerable benefits in terms of transportation, hotels, retail, etc. No matter how you calculate, you can recover most of the costs, and then develop them casually."

"Forget it, I can't explain this thing clearly." Miko Miyamoto shook her head and said.

Olivia smiled and said, "No matter what, you have to admit that this fair has made a fortune for you."

"There is no doubt about this." Enoch smiled.

"Okay, I admit it." Miko Miyamoto smiled.

Enoch asked, "By the way, I have a question, Belinda, Olivia, Anne, why aren't you all participating in the exhibition?"

"Are you mocking us?" Belinda asked back in anger.

"Belinda's steel, Olivia's transportation, and my oil," Anne smiled. "We are naturally opposite to Green Environmental Protection, and participating in the exhibition will only make people question."

Miko Miko said: "It's right, but the factory is not environmentally friendly, and the state will not be lenient when it comes to fines. We still need to do more research."

"This is of course, but I don't think it's useless," said Olivia. "Only when the earth's plant coverage reaches a certain level can it effectively suppress global warming problems."

"As far as I know, due to mad cow disease, there are already many people in Brazil who are preparing to develop forest-building ranches in the Amazon basin."

"This kind of thing has happened long ago, and the Brazilian government cannot stop it." Enoch said.

At this time, a heavy shield helicopter flew over, Miko Miyamoto smiled and said, "Let's go, I'll take you to see my ranch."

A moment later, the heavy shield helicopter fell on the rooftop, and Miyamoto Miko and her group boarded the bus that drove out of the cabin...

Near Chiba New Town, Chiba Prefecture, the Yinsha Vertical Farm Building Experimental Zone.

The Hide-Dun helicopter stopped on the apron of a building's rooftop and released the bus. Miyamoto Miko and her group got out of the car. Miyamoto took Miyamoto Ichiro to the railing first, looked outside and smiled, "The Vertical Farm Building is the giant in front of you."

"Okay," Olivia smiled, "I think now that we are all contagious about money."

"It's definitely." Belinda smiled.

"It's impossible to build this way. If the construction is smaller, the operating cost will be higher." Miko Miyamoto said, "such as farming, gas emission filtration, etc."

"How big is this?" Anne asked.

"The vertical farm covers an area of ​​about two square kilometers, about fifty-five meters high, and has twelve floors inside. Each floor has about one meter of soil deep. It was dug out when the subway and Doomsday Building was built." said Ji. "The surrounding buildings are biogas systems, water treatment systems, meat processing sites, dairy processing sites, feed processing sites, and warehouses. The place where we are stationed now is the rooftop of the Experimental Center Building. This building is about 120 meters high, and the skirts cover an area of ​​about six hectares. It has a computer center, a biological research center, a medical breeding center, a hospital, a convenience store, a restaurant, and an apartment."

Enoch asked, "I have a question. I won't talk about the lighting inside such a large building. There is definitely no, but it doesn't matter, but what about ventilation?"

Misa Horiuchi said, "It's up to the fan, and there are all that stuff on the rooftop."

"I'm interested in the computer center," Belinda asked, "precision agriculture, right?"

"Yes, the computer center will collect and monitor data on the vertical experimental farm, monitoring the conditions in the vertical farm building, the temperature, humidity, oxygen content of each floor, etc.; the body temperature, weight, and excretion of each cow; the temperature, growth of each crop, etc.." Jushimaya said, "The ventilation is managed based on the respiration and oxygen content of animals and plants, and the corresponding temperature, humidity, light brightness, etc. are adjusted according to the growth of livestock and crops."

"This system is pretty good," said Olivia.

"Based on the placement of 100 beef cattle by 600 square meters, two square kilometers can accommodate 300,000 beef cattle by 2 million square meters." Annie said.

"Can you raise so much?" Enoke was surprised. "The twelfth floor is 3.6 million, and the vertical farm really saves the place."

Misa Horiuchi smiled and said, "There are not so many, the houses are trampled."

Asamika smiled and said, "That's right, if that's the case, the cow dung will be piled higher than the mountain every day."

Ji said: "There are now 10,000 beef cattle on the first floor, and the eleventh floor above is full of feed. The plan is to raise 200,000 beef cattle on the first floor, and then use cow manure to raise some earthworms and fungi, etc. The tenth floor above is used to grow feed, and salt, minerals, etc., which is enough for the cattle downstairs to eat. The one floor above is used to grow grain, vegetables and fruits. On the one hand, it is used for research, and on the other hand, it is for people in the experimental area to eat by themselves. On the eleventh floor above, it is raised for some ground chickens, etc.."

"Self-sufficient," Enoch said.

"A cow can produce five to six tons of cow dung a year, and the biogas system must be able to process 4,000 tons of cow dung and other organic matter a day." Olivia said, "The electricity generated is enough for more than 20,000 households to use. It cannot be used here, and there will be a lot of benefits after connecting to the grid."

"Don't forget it. This farm is not worth building for landlords like you." Belinda said, "and Japan has less than 50,000 square kilometers of fields, and twenty square kilometers is one-two-five percent."

"How much?" Olivia asked.

"There are fewer farmers in our country now. If we throw away other systems and build a small vertical farm in a unit of 1,000 square meters, it is meaningless." Miko Miko said. "And my case is not considered the cost of system research and development, but also the cost of soil between floors. The construction cost is about one billion US dollars. If it is someone else, it is estimated that the cost will not be recovered. My catering industry can consume these beef, but it is initially estimated that it will take at least ten years to recover the construction cost."

"Then let it go." Olivia said.
Chapter completed!