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WHat tO GROW? – Food in Basel II – – Urban Canopy Garden – due to the lack of space on the site to effectively grow large expanses of staple crops like cereals and grains, the best option for production is high value, high yield salad, vegetable and fruit crops. – 720 – – 721 – DRAFT © ETH Studio Basel
Vegetable Production in Switzerland The total area of active cultivation in Switzerland is approximately 10,000 hectares. This constitutes only about 1% of the country’s agricultural land. Of the 10,000 hectares, roughly 1 hectare is located in Basel City and 152 hectares are produces in Basel Land. 13% of Swiss agricultural production is devoted to the growth of vegetable crops and is valued at CHF 10 billion. In Switzerland, there are more than 80 different kinds of vegetables in cultivation covering about 50% of the domestic needs. 40% of the vegetables are processed and preserved and another 40% sold fresh; the remaining percentage being vegetables in storage or cultivated in greenhouses. Top Vegetable Crops per Acre In hectares. 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 Sources: www.lid.ch – Food in Basel II – – Urban Canopy Garden – Basel City = 1 ha Basel Land = 152 ha Average yearly production in Switzerland Number of Farms: 3,300 Fresh Food: 250,000 t Stock Vegetables: 70,000 t Vegetables for Processing: 46,000 t Top Vegetable Crops by Volume Leeks; 9,500 t Carrots; 19,000 t Lettuce; 13,300 t Zucchini; 5,000 t – 722 – – 723 – Tomatoes; 38,000 t Iceberg Lettuce; 15,300 t Onions; 11,000 t Cucumbers; 9,000 t DRAFT © ETH Studio Basel
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Historical Aspect Charlemagne once
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Species Study Basil - Food in Basel
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Coriander. Genus:Coriandrum/Species
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Parsley. Genus:Petroselinum/Species
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Synthesis Matrix of Main Parameters
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