After Drug Raids, 14 Schools in N.H. Reap Harvest of Hydroponic Equipment
Convicted drug dealers in New Hampshire are unwittingly helping some of the state's high school students learn about agriculture.
Students at 14 New Hampshire high schools are using state-of-the-art hydroponic equipment to grow tomatoes, lettuce, and basil.
The equipment was once used by drug dealers to grow marijuana but was donated to the schools as part...
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