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In remote Skagway, Alaska, a brewery built an indoor farm on its third floor that produces fresh lettuce year-round for a town that once relied on unreliable barge deliveries. The system captures CO2 from brewing beer to grow greens without soil, solving a very local food problem.
A brother and sister in Ludhiana are growing authentic Kashmiri saffron in a single room using aeroponics, no soil required. Their indoor farm has already generated Rs 26 lakh and could reshape how India produces one of the world's most expensive spices.
A brother-sister duo in Ludhiana is growing authentic Kashmiri saffron without soil, seasons, or land using indoor aeroponic technology. Their family venture is filling India's saffron gap while reimagining what farming can look like.
