A l'intérieur Peek à la ferme verticale de l'aéroport O'Hare
January 23, 2012 by Robin Plaskoff Horton Photo: Future Growing After traveling a lot for the majority of my career, airport delays are usually not something I get excited about. However, a recent (cancelled) trip from Columbus, Ohio to my home in Chicago (and a resulting wait for delayed luggage) gave me the opportunity to visit the new urban garden in O’Hare Airport.
A Millionaire on One Acre with Aquaponics
Become a Millionaire on One Acre with Aquaponics – by Colle Davis, Phil Estes and Phyllis Davis Read Five New Ebooks About Aquaponics-Related Topics Written by Colle and Phyllis Davis, Inventors, Portable Farms® Aquaponics Systems For more detailed information about these books: CLICK HERE. With an RO I (Return on Investment) of three to five years, and the possibility that by addressing a specific local market needed to produce a specialty crop such as kale, basil or bok choy, and reducing the ROI to less than two years, investors start to take notice.
Hanging porcelaine et en cuir vertical Jardinières
March 26, 2012 by Robin Plaskoff Horton Brooklyn’s Farrah Sit fires up some cool porcelain hanging planters stringing three together using a leather strap with brass detail. Hang them from your wall placing inside your favorite plants or herbs or use it for storage for pencils or notions. The hand-sanded bisque exterior is smooth, while the interior is finished with a clear glaze. Each individual container measures 4″ high x 3.75″ wide.
Endless Sun Produce
Is produce from Endless Sun farms organic? Endless Sun Produce is not currently certified organic. We are hoping to become certified by the end of 2014. While not officially certified yet, we spray no pesticides, herbicides, or any other harsh chemicals on our produce.
How to Make a Vertical Garden From Disposable Cups
December 17, 2011 by Robin Plaskoff Horton Turn man-made into man-saved by creating a Re-DIY vertical green living wall as Turkish design firm Designnobis did. For their Naturewall, the designers collected about ten used plastic disposable coffee cups, washed them off, then created a simple flexible metal holder system to hang the cups, transforming them into a vertical garden. The Naturwall system includes an aluminum metal frame with 10-12 cup holders that one can set up unlimited variations to accomodate any particular size and type of plants. Naturwall received a Green Dot Build Award, which recognizes innovative design and architecture that achieves the highest level of environmental responsibility. via Behance.
Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems
Posted May 2005 Customer demand for high-quality, unique specialty food products is growing rapidly. Many farmers are interested in processing specialty foods from the fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy products and grains they are already producing.
6 Luscious Living Vertical Gardens Bring A Breath Of Fresh Air Indoors
Growing plants indoors is nothing new, but vertical gardens are all the rage now - these leafy green walls can turn any drab interior space into a lush green oasis. Living wall installations also improve indoor air quality while uplifting your mood. Landscape architects and expert plant installers around the world are latching on to this growing trend and becoming quite adept at creating these luscious living vertical gardens - read on to see some of our favorite indoor vertical gardens!
At first you need hydroponics as a hobby.
Hobby hydroponics is the first step toward success. The following is based on information taken from H L Saffell's book: "HYDRO 1 - Hydroponic News". If you would like a copy for your own, CLICK HERE. The following has been taken in part from an article listed in the Library section of the Hydroponic Society of America's web site at ( I know of a company in this industry that started out with just a few tomato plants in their basement several years ago. Now they operate about 25,000 square feet of greenhouse space, and their annual sales exceed $200,000.
Plantez un tour de jardin vertical
This vertical garden contains a few edible surprises. Thomas J. Story Click to Enlarge
Arkansas family runs booming hydroponics farm - Gate House
BATESVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Five years ago David Hughes never dreamed he'd one day be operating a hydroponic farm, but he knew he'd have to do something. His family was growing, the economy was in a downturn, and it was time to make a change. Today, David and his wife, Ami, are operating Micmak Farms, growing vegetables that never touch dirt. It's a year-round operation, rather than seasonal, and it was David and Ami's answer to their toils.
Starting a Hydroponics Business - Becoming an Entrepreneur
Opening a hydroponics business is your ticket to owning a good, stable business but it's important to plan out the business in detail before you start. This article contains tips and advice on the startup process. Thinking about opening a hydroponics business? We tell you what you need to know to get started.
