This Startup Put the Future of Farming on National TV. 4 Years Later, It Filed for Bankruptcy

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The Colorado-based startup, which turned shipping containers into hydroponic farms, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy despite reporting its strongest revenue year yet.
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