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Hydroponic gardening ideas?

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Hey!
With a team of students in my engineering class, I'm looking to design a hydroponic system to grow food to help solve the problem of food deserts*.
We would really appreciate it if you took a moment to give us your thoughts on our designs with a short survey:
https://forms.gle/H94F3auZFsMQ9cjPA
*food deserts are areas where people have difficulty obtaining fresh and healthy food.

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I just completed the survey. That was fun assessing the proposed designs. I hope my comments help.

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