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Farmers Are Manipulating Microbiomes to Help Crops Grow

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October 10, 2016

By Sarah Zhang

In the back of Indigo’s Boston headquarters—past the gleaming new desks, past empty rooms awaiting new employees after a $100 million fundraising round—is a giant elevator. The elevator has one main purpose: to haul dirt up by the pallet load.

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