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Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation plans massive greenhouse complex on its reservation.
Greenhouses will enable tribe to provide food to 8,300 people on the Fort Berthold reservation and to reservations elsewhere.
The effort coincides with a national move to increase food sovereignty among tribes.
The MHA Nation expects to grow nearly 2 million pounds of food a year .
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