Oishii Berry founder Hiroki Koga combines Japanese strawberry cultivation techniques with the technology of a first-of-its-kind indoor vertical strawberry farm in America to create the highest quality strawberry possible. The engineered berries go through a meticulous growth and monitoring process from seed to finished product. The result is a strawberry with a consistent and optimal size, flavor, and texture. To learn more go to https://www.oishiiberry.com/
Credits:
Director/Producer: McGraw Wolfman
Camera: Murilo Ferreira, McGraw Wolfman
Editor: Yoshio Kohashi
Executive Producer: Stephen Pelletteri
Development Producer: McGraw Wolfman
Coordinating Producer: Stefania Orrù
Audience Engagement: Daniel Geneen, Terri Ciccone
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41 Comments
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wooww.. I like his brilliant business idea on the perfection of strawberries 🙂
lol when they were showing all the decontamination levels the only thing i could think of is how a cannabis growing company i used to grow for had the exact same process
I live in Ottawa and I easily grow those strawberries in the basement. I grew them from seeds that I ordered from ESTY.
but there not RED 😢
Can you grow these at home? Where would you find starts?
you need apple to grow a strawberry!
we dont really care about brix… *proceeds to freak out about the low brix level
EATER, more of these please!!
Johnny from The Last Dragon!!
If the Wuhan labs had followed these sanitizing protocols we wouldn't be in such a mess.
Der er it nou der slår danske kolonihave jordbær med fløee på en varm sommerdag
Fascinating video. Quality and cost rise in proportion to each other. To me this procedure seems like OCD. It does not seem practical to increase production costs to this level. It would be more practical to create a simpler less expensive production system and still get consistent high quality strawberries.
what is the white "soil" thing composed of? 😲
Strawberry is Not a Fruit and even Not a Berry, it belongs to the Family of "Roses" & its real Fruit is called 'Achenes' or it's 'Seeds' that We see on the Strawberry, outside the Delicious Edible Strawberry Roses. 🍓💯%😋
Everybody: “These strawberries are so sweet”
Restaurant: adds 5LBs of sugar. Lol
All you can grow in Hydroponics almost anything it's not true what they saying
Anyone who draws best products in Hydroponics who cares nothing but propaganda this other company there's a lot of companies growing Hydroponics nowadays he's not the only guy he does it
I'm happy for his passion. But i would be scared to eat such sanitized strawberries )))) i mean i love mine, that grow under sun, with dirt and worms and birds and all the amazing microbacterial world.
where are the seeds this has tryphobia written all over it
badass styrofoam cooler
Ohhhh that's so amazing 😍😍😍
I bet they taste good but this is ridiculous. massive consumption of energy
It amazes me what people label themselves now a days. This is cool what this guy or girl whatever he calls himself but one thing I know he's not. HES NOT A FARMER. That's a insult to the men and women who are real farmers. People need to stop trying to change what words mean. Shits getting crazy.
Well, very interesting video and an inspirational young fellow. Well done.
Whoever was in charge of color grading should be fired.
It’s like a weed indoor set up
thanks to japanese America
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Kind strawberry he can save world hunger perhaps,
It sounds like same tech
growing hanging 🍅 tomato
But. Only. Bodering me hard
Is 2 LB berry sells $50 was !
that's. Whooping ! Price !now sells for $20. 2LB berry
Consumer not happy ! With
Perhaps $7 2LB fare price.
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How tf can someone afford to have this set up and maintain this set up selling strawberries?
claims to have solved bending in agriguculture only ro see a shot of a man bending in his vertical farm
makes the world a better place :))))))))
Amazing. How can I get trained on strawberry farming? 🥹 This looks such a great field of study.
If I saw these in the store, I wouldn't buy them. The color isn't the right shade of red.
imagine this as a south park episode
Very wasteful method of production.
Why do you grow 50$ strawberries – "to change the world" of course
I wouldn't spend hundreds of dollars just for couples of strawberry…I stick with the original red strawberry it's cheaper..
I love Strawberries before they are ripe and when COOKED
very impressive, but i just dont understand how its profitable. That lab, verticle farm had to cost millions, im only assuming. But being in business, and sales mostly. I just dont see how its profitable.
The workers Still bending tô pick…