As the short farming season wraps up across Alaska, an Anchorage entrepreneur is working to develop a portable hydroponic system to more widely grow fresh vegetables and herbs in homes, businesses, and schools year-round.
http://www.ktuu.com/content/news/Anchorage-entrepreneur-tests-personalized-hydroponic-cabinets-442826553.html
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