40822 Lowell, Massachusetts is a city that once thrived on textile mills in massive red brick factories. The mills have long since closed. Now, half the town’s residents are from South Asia, Latin America and Africa, many of them refugees. And their teenage children face the same problems many inner city teens face: poverty, gang violence and a high dropout rate. But a project in Lowell takes teenagers off the streets and plops them onto farmland. The goal is growth – both agricultural and personal. Chris Burrell takes a closer look.