This is a great story. I - for one - hope that this technology and method of growing (provided it stays nice and healthy) succeeds. As a side benefit, if othe

This is a great story. I - for one - hope that this technology and method of growing (provided it stays nice and healthy) succeeds. As a side benefit, if other competitors rise up and begin populating old, large metros (that were titans of jobs and industries decades ago), like Detroit, etc...well, that's another great benefit! Imagine all the jobs created, and not for getting more people to click things on the web. Also, I hear all the time that we need more farmers (to keep up with increased need for food growth), and yet others stating that we need more technologists/engineers (to solve some vexing human problems)...This farming technology appears to be a confluence of a need for a merged type of worker: the techno-farmer! Crazy, eh? But, I think, very cool.