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Estêvão Rodrigues Anacleto
LisboaEstevão Rodrigues Anacleto studied Environmental Engineering at the University of Algarve and then worked for eight years in the Environmental Impact Assessment and Management Department in Portugal and Angola. He has travelled to Brazil to study hydroponics, where he took intensive courses and then implemented new techniques in his native Portugal, specifically in Alcanena. In 2014, he founded the hydroponic supply and consultancy company GroHo, and in 2017 Farmer Experience; a project that supports local producers.
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