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From Farms to Incubators

May 1, 2018 | Amy Wu | From Farms to Incubators

From Farms to Incubators is a multimedia journalism project telling the stories of minority women entrepreneurs who are playing a significant role in the fast-growing industry of AgTech in California’s Salinas Valley. About 80% of the nation’s fresh greens, including lettuce, is produced in Salinas Valley, where agriculture is a $9 billion industry. The project has producedan award-winning documentary film short and news stories that have received national coverage. It has been awarded grants from the International Center for Journalists and International Women’s Media Foundation.

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Amy Wu

Amy Wu is a veteran journalist with significant international reporting and teaching experience, having worked at Time magazine, the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, for the USA Today Network and has… Read More.

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