Vertical Harvest Groundbreaking

The Vertical Harvest greenhouse project broke ground in Jackson on Dec. 19. with a visit from Gov. Matt Mead and a few ceremonial shovelfuls of dirt.

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by Brielle Schaeffer | Jan 20, 2015 | Uncategorized

The Vertical Harvest greenhouse project broke ground in Jackson on Dec. 19. with a visit from Gov. Matt Mead and a few ceremonial shovelfuls of dirt.

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