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US (TX): New hydroponic garden is sprouting at the State Fair for South Dallas’ food desert

Big Tex Urban Farms is instilling urban agriculture practices to help fill in food deserts of South Dallas. A hydroponic garden is growing cucumbers, tomatoes and a variety of greens along with microgreens and melons.

On display in the Errol McKoy Greenhouse on the Midway are a variety of hydroponic systems — tower and vertical — multiple deepwater culture systems and vine and microgreen beds.

It’s a glimpse into a new, indoor hydroponic garden going into Hatcher Farms, a multifaceted community garden planting a pathway to economic stability in South Dallas/Fair Park.

Read the full article at Dallas Observer (Micah Moore)

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