Indoor farm in Maryland thriving amid pandemic catches eye of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue

By Mica Soellner

Published August 6, 2020 5:56pm ET

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Indoor farm in Maryland thriving amid pandemic catches eye of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue — NOTTINGHAM, Maryland — It’s been a rough year for the agricultural community because of the coronavirus pandemic. Farmers have destroyed their own crops or euthanized their livestock due to a sharp drop in demand. Some farms were on the brink of bankruptcy even before the health crisis, and many may never recover from the financial […]

NOTTINGHAM, Maryland — It’s been a rough year for the agricultural community because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Farmers have destroyed their own crops or euthanized their livestock due to a sharp drop in demand. Some farms were on the brink of bankruptcy even before the health crisis, and many may never recover from the financial ruin brought on by the COVID-19 health crisis.

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