Crater High School utilizes a cutting-edge agricultural project that grows food in ways that challenge traditional farming practices and inspire students to think about sustainability in new ways.

Crater High School utilizes a cutting-edge agricultural project that grows food in ways that challenge traditional farming practices and inspire students to think about sustainability in new ways.

A groundbreaking USDA Urban Agriculture Project is combining hydroponics with organic practices to grow strawberries sustainably. Led by Dr. Xin Zhao at UF/IFAS, this research explores various ...

From the top of Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem and beyond, reporter Oliver Moore reports on the horrors Palestinian farmers ...

If you’re new to hydroponics, you might be wondering what hydroponic plants to grow in your new garden. Do you know how that ...

By Shane O'Brien Long Island City's PS/IS 78Q has unveiled a new hydroponic classroom farm designed to foster a love of ...

The community of about 200 residents between Timmins and Sudbury is experimenting with greenhouse farming as part of a wider ...

The hydroponics lab at Fulton Montgomery Community College on Tuesday in Johnstown. Many of the students taking the course ...

In an episode of Usapang Agrikultura that aired on January 7 via Radyo Pilipinas 1 DXIM, Jury Rey Catapang, a certified public accountant and one of the Young Farmers Challenge (YFC) awardees of the ...

As cannabis legalization progresses, 2025 promises new opportunities for small businesses. Federal reforms, wellness markets, ...

Clancy Elementary School has spent years discussing the need for a school garden. A garden was certainly an attractive idea. Students could learn about agriculture and food production. School lunches ...

Indoor Ag-Con will return to Westgate Las Vegas on March 11-12, 2025, uniting leaders and innovators in the agriculture industry. This annual event is a hub for showcasing the latest technologies and ...