Biofloc systems as a sustainable strategy to minimize heavy metal bioaccumulation in aquaculture
Graphical Abstract
News Articles
Stay updated with the latest developments and discoveries in the world of plants and horticulture with our News Articles category. Here, you’ll find timely updates on conservation efforts, botanical breakthroughs, gardening trends, and industry news. Whether it’s a new species discovery, tips for sustainable gardening, or global botanical initiatives, this section keeps you informed and connected to the ever-evolving plant world. Perfect for enthusiasts, researchers, and nature lovers looking to stay in the know.
US: Edible Garden products coming to Kroger’s
Edible Garden AG has started shipping its fresh potted herbs and cut herbs to Kroger’s marking a significant expansion of Edible Garden’s footprint and underscoring the Company’s strategic commitment to sustainable growth and regional initiatives. Headquartered in Cincinnati, The Kroger Co. is one of the…
US: Edible Garden products coming to Kroger’s Read More »
NL: New polytunnel greenhouse ensures extended strawberry harvest window
In May 2025, soft fruit grower Van As from Tricht (NL) started using a new Rovero polytunnel for strawberry cultivation. Grower Jannis van As was looking for a custom solution and found it with Rovero. “They developed an excellent all-in-one solution: a robust tunnel greenhouse with diffuse film with…
NL: New polytunnel greenhouse ensures extended strawberry harvest window Read More »
Celebrating Rural Women: The Backbone of Land, Water, Economic and Social Regeneration
As the world marks the International Day of Rural Women (October 15) and prepares to celebrate World Food Day tomorrow (October 16), two moments that remind us that there is no food, no water, and no climate stability without rural women. Regeneration International stands in solidarity with the women who nourish their communities, those whose labour, care, and wisdom sustain the earth’s living systems. Across the world, rural women are the heart of food systems and raising families. They are the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, yet they remain the first line of defence against it. Having different roles as agro-pastoralists, crop farmers, and fisherwomen; custodians of the land, livestock, and water that hold our shared future.
The post Celebrating Rural Women: The Backbone of Land, Water, Economic and Social Regeneration appeared first on Regeneration International.
Celebrating Rural Women: The Backbone of Land, Water, Economic and Social Regeneration Read More »
How AI Is Changing the Way People Shop for Plants
Katie Dubow of Garden Media Group shares insights from a panel on consumer interactions with brands through AI.
The post How AI Is Changing the Way People Shop for Plants appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
How AI Is Changing the Way People Shop for Plants Read More »
5 Winners Selected for the 2025 Therapeutic Garden Grant Program
National Garden Bureau and its therapeutic garden grant program sponsors announced the five winners receiving funding for 2025.
The post 5 Winners Selected for the 2025 Therapeutic Garden Grant Program appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
5 Winners Selected for the 2025 Therapeutic Garden Grant Program Read More »
Fall Gardening Secrets and Solutions with Dr. Allan Armitage (Video)
Dr. A shares some of his practical gardening tips and favorite varieties to manage the transition from summer to fall weather.
The post Fall Gardening Secrets and Solutions with Dr. Allan Armitage (Video) appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
Fall Gardening Secrets and Solutions with Dr. Allan Armitage (Video) Read More »
Stem Walls and Frames
How are frames typically integrated with stem walls? The top, middle, or bottom one? (The red being the stem wall, the brown main frame posts, and gray the foundation). I am looking at wattle and daub currently, and know that it needs to have good boots– but how?
submitted by /u/Latter_Ad_3038
[link] [comments]
Stem Walls and Frames Read More »
Does anyone have a photo of mature fruit trees planted in the same hole? Especially apples
Hello all! I’m considering planting my two apple trees in the same hole, but I am not sure if it will lead to them needing posting sometime in the future (which apples sometimes need anyway). Online I only really see young to maybe teenage apples.
submitted by /u/HotStress6203
[link] [comments]