A Bristol company is hoping to help rehabilitate UK prisoners by teaching them about indoor farming methods as part of a new trial.
Lettus Grow, which was founded by a trio of University of Bristol graduates in 2015, has developed a ‘vertical’ system to grow produce suspended in air using a mist to deliver nutrients.
The company, which secured £2.3m in 2020 to develop its game-changing tech, will be introducing its farming methods to HM Prison Hewell in Worcestershire as part of the government-back scheme.