Photo: lgnewsroom.com/ The LG tiiun was heralded as the manufacturer’s latest home appliance, and it might impress subsistence gardeners more than the mini-fridge it looks like. In Korean, tiiun means “to grow,” and it’s an apt name for what is essentially a small indoor greenhouse. the LG the device causedRead More →
As the winter season approaches, the days get shorter, the nights get longer, the weather gets colder, the sky turns gray and nature fades away. No wonder many people feel melancholy this time of year. Not only do people get gloomy, but some people also struggle with a kind ofRead More →
Grow-06 brings the outside class and the community together. Students and residents of Walnut Hills are creating community gardens in an effort to address food insecurity and provide healthier food options. In 2017, the only supermarket in the area closed, making Walnut Hills a food desert. There are now aRead More →
Local actor, the city of Windhoek has now taken over the activities of Farm Okukuna, in the informal district of Goreangab in Windhoek. The World Future Council recently announced it in a statement, when it handed it over to the municipality. Farm Okukuna was launched in 2018 as a three-partnerRead More →
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While food forests (edible gardens or farms designed to model natural forests) have nourished people around the world for thousands of years, in Europe, Australia, and North American (non-Native American) cultures, the concept n ‘really took off in about thirty years. There are. This means that we are just startingRead More →
CLEVELAND, September 30, 2019 / PRNewswire / – According to the new edition of Consumables for lawns and gardens, fertilizer demand is expected to increase by 2.6% per year to reach $ 3.3 billion in 2023. Lawn and turf maintenance will continue to dominate lawn and garden fertilizer applications –Read More →
I keep a running file in my office of questions, comments and interrogative horticultural-focused ruminations sent to me. Sometimes I keep them because they could make a good column. Sometimes I save them because they’re so funny I can’t resist. And sometimes they just go into the cocktail stories folder.Read More →
Express news service CHENNAI: It’s been a year now since I’ve moved to the south of France to a quaint little village near the backwaters. Farmers in this region have been using chemicals that have contaminated water and soil for decades. As a result, citizens are strongly involved in environmentalRead More →
Coming down from the top floor, the last two layers of a forest garden are the perennial herbaceous layer and the root zone, the rhizosphere, as well as the vines. I don’t plant a lot of roots mainly because I don’t want to dig up a lot of my forestRead More →
Forests are often among the most productive and biodiverse habitats on our planet. Traditional peoples around the world have studied their forests and designed sustainable agriculture based on them. These can be found in the Americas, Asia and Africa as well as Europe. Robert Hart (1913-2000), a pioneer of theRead More →