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Backed by $5 mln USDA grant, agtech startup seeks to earn carbon credits through hydroponic farming « Carbon Pulse

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An Atlanta-based agtech startup is seeking to generate voluntary carbon credits through indoor hydroponic vertical farming, with funding from a $5 million US Department of Agriculture (USDA) grant.

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Backed by $5 mln USDA grant, agtech startup seeks to earn carbon credits through hydroponic farming « Carbon Pulse

An Atlanta-based agtech startup is seeking to generate voluntary carbon credits through indoor hydroponic vertical farming, with funding from a $5 million US Department of Agriculture (USDA) grant.

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