FarmBiz TV: Company trains 1000+ youth on innovative hydroponic farming

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MAASHELBy John Matava

The African Association for Vertical Farming company has launched training of over 1,000 youth a year in  hydroponic farming, which delivers high crop yields in any weather, is healthy, environmentally friendly, and can be done on small plots of land and in slums.

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