Project Green Generation TV: Berkeley Grads Turn Coffee Waste Into Specialty Mushrooms

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Mar 3rd, 2010 by admin

Nikhil Arora and Alex Velez are no ordinary college graduates. Both Berkeley grads had recently deferred jobs in corporate finance to locally replicate a sustainable system of growing Shitake and Oyster mushrooms. Michael Montalban with BBN3 follows Nikhil and Alex from their Emeryville warehouse to their first harvest sold to Whole Foods in Berkeley.

Duration : 0:2:57

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One Response to “Project Green Generation TV: Berkeley Grads Turn Coffee Waste Into Specialty Mushrooms”

on 03 Mar 2010 at 2:30 am1polyperchman

great job boys can …
great job boys can you show more and more make your own video to show others how to get started save the world
one expresso at a time

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