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- New Jersey teenager Arjun Jain turned a backyard hydroponics experiment into an initiative called HydroProduce.
- HydroProduce has donated over 3,500 pounds of fresh vegetables to local food pantries.
- The project also taught communities how to build low-cost hydroponic systems for home use.
- Jain's advocacy led to new local ordinances allowing soil-free farming.
- The work earned him international recognition as a young eco-hero, showing how small local projects can change food access and policy.
What to watch next
- Whether more towns adopt ordinances permitting soil-free farming
- Growth of HydroProduce's donations to food pantries
- Spread of home hydroponic systems among community members
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