Category: Organic Gardening
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Gardyn, the leading smart indoor gardening system that empowers anyone to grow fresh, nutrient-rich produce at home year-round, today announced the launch of Studio 2, the next generation of its award-winning compact hydroponic system. Using automated watering, lighting, and AI-powered plant care, Studio 2 makes it easy to grow greens, herbs, and vegetables indoors, no green…
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The North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) is inviting K-12 public schools to apply for a grant that provides hydroponic gardens, giving students a hands-on STEM learning experience while promoting access to local foods. Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without…
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Gone to pot… With summer fast approaching and the weather getting warmer, now is the perfect time to start planting and growing your own vegetables. Growing vegetables in pots is great for those who are short on space and ideal for both beginners and experts alike. As well as being a great way to incorporate…
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Whether you’ve got prize marrows in mind, or are happy with a misshapen tomato, we can all grow vegetables at home. And you don’t need a large backyard to get growing; a small plot or a balcony will do. Nothing is more exciting than watching vegetables grow from seeds, develop into plants, and then harvesting…
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In the future, Elon Musk sees humans as metaphorical vegetable farmers. The Tesla CEO said at the U.S.-Saudi Arabia Investment Forum in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday that in the next 10 to 20 years, work will be optional, likening the decision to having a job to the more laborious upkeep of a vegetable garden. “My…
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brytta/Getty Images “Even novice gardeners probably know that you can grow beans without much effort, just about anywhere,” says dedicated hydroponic gardener Vicki Liston of New Mexico. “They will even sprout in a wet paper towel. So, obviously, they are super easy to grow hydroponically,” Just keep in mind that they’ll need some support eventually.…
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Want an indoor garden? LA city council greenlights new hydroponics project The project, targeted at San Fernando Valley residents, will teach people how to grow plants using water, not soil. Topline: The L.A. City Council has approved funding for a project that will teach San Fernando Valley residents how to build and run a hydroponic…
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Harrison Central teacher combines learning with real world growing experience Students Aroara Foster, left, Gage Angler, Michael Gallaher, and Allison Mitchell planting the Mother of Thousands plant last school year.Submitted Harrison Central Intervention Specialist Alisha Steele has found an innovative way to grow her students’ curiosity — literally. After noticing her fifth graders’ enthusiasm for…
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March signals the beginning of spring, with longer evenings, sunny days and new blooms fuelling a sense of optimism in the air. It’s also a great time to get planting, with soil temperatures rising, more daylight, and a reduced risk of frost. Planting and sowing now allows plants, flowers and crops to get a head…