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    This Ag-Tech Incubator Offers Both Independence and Assistance

    The Michigan-based launchpad offers a three-year program that lets farmers work in their own space while learning from others.
    by Michelle Goodman Sep 01, 2015 1 minute
    In production: Frank Van Kempen of GrassRoots Energy.

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    Many agricultural-technology entrepreneurs are farmers who’ve taken to their garages or workshops to build mechanical devices that solve common agrarian

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