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Startup advances technology that uses fish waste, water to grow vegetables, plants indoors (access required)

By: Roger DuPuis
September 23, 2016 3:00 am

Steelton-Highspire student Zuleyka Folk tends to plants in the school's aquaponic greenhouse. - (Photo / Amy Spangler)

Trevor Kisler and Isaiah Lockette are not farmers, nor are they looking to become farmers.

Trevor Kisler and Isaiah Lockette are not farmers, nor are they looking to become farmers.

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