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Utilizing Hydroponics, Three Families Unite to Provide Meaningful Work for Their Children with Special Needs
By Bethany Knipp, originally published by Seedstock
December 21, 2016
Tags: building resilient food systems, disadvantaged youth, urban agriculture, youth unemployment
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