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Pioneering Hydroponic Climate Controlled Agriculture in South Georgia: a conversation with Grant Anderson of Better Fresh Farms (Season 2: Episode 9)
Thanks for joining me today as I talk with Grant Anderson the founder of Better Fresh Farms which is operating out of the Georgia Grown Innovation Center in Metter.
Grant has a heart for growing clean foods and feeding his community. He uses a high-tech approach to make fresh food available 365 days a year.
When I first met Grant about 4 years ago, he was operating with two converted shipping containers fitted for hydroponically growing produce in a carefully controlled environment. His high tech farm has since grown. through an arduous process of trial and error, Grant is forging a path and pioneering a form of clean, sustainable farming that could prove to be an important part of any successful local food system.
I hope you enjoy the conversation!
Thank you to all of our amazing sponsors who make it possible to share conversations like this one! Please take a moment to visit their websites.
Morning Belle Farms
Chelsea Green Publishing
Savannah Hydroponics and Organics
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By Southern SoilThanks for joining me today as I talk with Grant Anderson the founder of Better Fresh Farms which is operating out of the Georgia Grown Innovation Center in Metter.
Grant has a heart for growing clean foods and feeding his community. He uses a high-tech approach to make fresh food available 365 days a year.
When I first met Grant about 4 years ago, he was operating with two converted shipping containers fitted for hydroponically growing produce in a carefully controlled environment. His high tech farm has since grown. through an arduous process of trial and error, Grant is forging a path and pioneering a form of clean, sustainable farming that could prove to be an important part of any successful local food system.
I hope you enjoy the conversation!
Thank you to all of our amazing sponsors who make it possible to share conversations like this one! Please take a moment to visit their websites.
Morning Belle Farms
Chelsea Green Publishing
Savannah Hydroponics and Organics