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this 70,000-square-foot facility housed in a former newark steel plant is ceo david rosenberg's green average field farm of the same size in america per year, but to fully understand this large-scale operation, you've got to go back to its roots where it all began seven years ago inside phillips academy charter school. arrow farms' prototype was planted in the cafeteria as a teaching tool for students to learn the basics of biology, chemistry, and nutrition. essentially these kids grow the greens for their kids' salad bar. >> i think growing it, i have a better taste and understanding for it. >> you appreciate it a lot more. >> i appreciate it a lot more. >> the treatment is called arrow tonics which grows the plants on this reusable fabric. >> those are called trade secrets. >> yes, i know. >> but as savannah love explained it to us, this process need nos soil, no sunlight, and uses less water than conventional farming. >> we're misting it from underneath so the water comes up and hits the ceilings. >> hits them with a nutrient-rich solution which allows the plant to take root. these

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david: you mentioned dunkin' brands. let's stay in the boston area. the federal reserve bank president eric rosenbergthe bank should be prepared to raise interest rates a total of four times in 2017 to guard against overheating the u.s. economy. he spoke at the boston economic club. he said he talked about the uncertainty surrounding the ebola -- economic projections. there has been a preponderance of fed speeches. michael mckee set an earlier this week in madrid with the president of the chicago fed and reiterated some things we heard today. eric rosengren, one of five number 74 f -- members that voted for four hikes. kathleen hays with a nice was a baby on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. over to you. kathleen: thank you so very much. i want to look more bloomberg television and bloomberg radio listeners to the very special interview on a special day with eric rosengren, president of the boston fed. giving a speech at your bank to the boston economic club into the world because you know this speech has resonated. you have come down very firmly and clearly. three-year or two-year, you are s