Provenance-based responses of beneh (Pistacia atlantica subsp. kurdica) seedlings to drought stress: insights into morpho-physiological and molecular climate adaptation strategies
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Are there any classes in the USA or Canada that teach you how to make biodiesel with a home kit?
I know that there are a hundred how-to’s online, some of which are from Universities (so I know they are good), but I just don’t feel safe trying it at home on my own.
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Our Permaculture Garden, Kerala, India
Looking up to say my gratitude to all those who stood along with us ❤️ Thank you 🙏
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Fresh basil, year-round, from the Netherlands
Basil from the Netherlands, in the middle of winter? Until last year, it was a project, but since January, it has been a reality. “We now supply Dutch-grown basil, year-round, guaranteed,” says Piet van Vugt. Dutch chives are also available every day of the year at Van Vugt Kruiden, as are edible…
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Nigeria: Firm unveils greenhouse to boost smart farming in Jos
A food processing firm Teva Food, has unveiled a new greenhouse and planted 12,400 seeds of bell pepper and cucumber to boost organic and smart farming in Jos. The facility was officially inaugurated on Thursday, June 18. Speaking at the event, Mr Chima Christian, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co…
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“There are simply too few people to handle all processes manually”
Telephone and fax are a thing of the past: At KÖHRA-Frische GmbH in Saxony, the majority of orders are now processed digitally – 80 per cent of all order items are now automatically entered into the system. The company is thus demonstrating how far digitization has already progressed in the fresh produce…
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China: Examining aquaponics as a method for sustainable food production
In an era of growing urbanization and increasing food insecurity, a new study published in Engineering offers a promising solution through the innovative use of urban aquaponics. The research, titled “Shaping Resilient Edible Cities: Innovative Aquaponics for Sustainable Food–Water–Energy Nexus,”…
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Urban Community Indigenous Food Forests?
I‘ve been slowly incorporating some permaculture food forest principles in my local community garden in St. Louis. I’m going to be moving to Los Angeles soon, and I wanted to get a head start on getting connected to anyone is this space.
At first I was discouraged about the move because most of the food forest things I see online seem to be pretty rural and in a different growing zone. But then I started looking into indigenous plants to the region, and some of the resources that the city has for starting a community garden, and now I’m thinking it’s not completely impossible to put everything together.
Does anyone know about any “apartment-steading” organizations in LA or elsewhere?
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The Best Way to Farm on the Moon Uses Barely Any Fertiliser
Adding tiny amounts of organic waste transforms sterile lunar dust into farmland, but the secret lies in managing competing bacterial communities around plant roots.
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