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Governor Hochul Announces Indoor Farming Project with Harlem Grown

Tony Hillery

Governor Hochul has announced an indoor farming pilot project with Harlem Grown that will increase the year-round availability of fresh fruits and vegetables for local underserved families and further research on indoor growing conditions and crop production. Funders include New York Power Authority and R&D institute EPRI. A shipping container outside a NYC Housing Authority building will be used. “This is about food, environmental sustainability and food justice,” said Tony Hillery, Founder and CEO of Harlem Grown.

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