Countertop garden systems promise to make it easy to grow fresh herbs. But do they deliver? Lisa and Hannah put them to the test. Buy our winning Indoor Garden on Amazon: https://cooks.io/2xnKzJ6 Read the full review: https://cooks.io/2NpLSSH ABOUT US: Located in Boston’s Seaport District in the historic Innovation and Design Building, America’s Test Kitchen features […]
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ takes you on a field trip to Profound Microfarm outside Dallas, Texas to show you how they are growing over 15,000 heads of lettuce in a greenhouse and much more on this full farm tour. In this episode, you will learn about a micro farm that has 1 acre under production in […]
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits Aquaponics No Ka ‘Oi an urban aquaponics farm on 1/10th of an acre that produces 3000 heads of organic lettuce a month to sell to Whole Foods Market. In this episode, you will learn how productive Aquaponics can be in a standard suburban tract home backyard! You will discover the basics […]
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The world’s first farm run entirely by robots is being created by Japanese lettuce production company Spread. The indoor, vertical, and LED-lit Vegetable Factory will use robots that can harvest 30,000 heads of lettuce a day. Will the farmers of the future be robots? We look at how the use of machines and technology is […]
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Have some fun with windowsill gardening this Easter! Grow cress ‘hair’ in egg shells for some Easter fun with the kids. Watch this how-to video tutorial on growing cress and grass seeds in empty egg shells. It’s so easy to do and really fun! You will need: Empty egg shells Cress seeds Cotton wool, kitchen […]
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The Japanese are leading the way with the world’s largest indoor garden and it’s hydroponic, putting out 10,000 heads of lettuce, per day! This is a money maker, people! I figured conservatively, .66 million annually from about half an acre Link: The World’s Largest Indoor Farm Produces 10,000 Heads of Lettuce a Day in Japan
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