Grinderfoot's Ideas: Multistory Underground Farm 2!

Hello, this is Grinderfoot on Rumble. This is the video of the continuation of progress on the multistory underground farm as well as the second part on how to do it. This time, we dig the second floor, add some crop diversity, and I got some coal while working on the underground farm! Progress was, is, and will be made! Thanks for watching! If you want more videos, be sure to comment, like, and subscribe. Thanks! By the way, we are using white concrete instead. This way, in real life the light would bounce off the walls onto the plants, maximizing light reaching to the plants.

Disclaimer for all thinking about doing this:

Please prepare sufficiently with at least $3,000,000, a sufficient source of income yielding $500,000 a year, and be physically well enough to farm. To dig out the space, build supports for the surface levels, dump in soil, till & plant in a timely manner alone might take $5,000 - $20,000 USD, & 3 weeks to 2 months to complete depending on the size of the labor force. However, including the electrical light system, concrete, and a labor force, costs could skyrocket to about $2,000,000.

Again, these are not real figures, but this could be way more costly in real life than in a video game where you can buy redstone dust with some emeralds or mine it up, and from the same material you have a continuous power source. You will need to work and pay shiploads of money, so be sure to pay up and work alongside your workers if you try this!

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