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40-foot Shipping Container Farm Can Grow 5 Acres of Food With 97% Less Water
The 40-foot containers house hydroponic farms that only draw on five to 20 gallons of water each day to grow produce like lettuce, strawberries, or kale.
Hydroponic Farm Puts Down Roots In Springfield's Gasoline Alley
The indoor farm, located in a section of the city known as Gasoline Alley because of the huge fuel storage tanks that dot the landscape, is one of several businesses operating out of a quirky set of buildings owned and managed by entrepreneur Joseph Sibilia.
Amazon's Expansive Biodomes Get Their First of 40,000 Plants
When Amazon began building its new campus five years ago, it insisted on incorporating nature in the design.
Farming Takes Root In The City
Long the domain of rural areas, commercial farming operations are now starting to take root in urban neighborhoods.

