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Family runs vertical mushroom farm with the help of hemp
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September 5, 2019
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Sep 5, 20192:17Now PlayingThe Gruger family runs a specialty mushroom business in Nisku, Alta., cultivating oyster mushrooms vertically using artificial logs made of a hemp byproduct. Co-owner Rachel Gruger takes you inside the fungi farm to explain the benefits of growing vertically.
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