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Bearden was one of several schools around the country chosen by NASA to conduct an experiment on space travel and germination. In 2016, NASA sent tomato seeds to space, while leaving a collection of seeds from the same plant as control seeds on Earth. The seeds sent to space were then brought back to earth and sent to high…
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One of the most difficult challenges in greenhouse CEA (controlled environment agriculture) is designing an appropriate ventilation system to maintain proper temperature and relative humidity without increasing energy costs. Typically, greenhouse ventilation consists of air entering the greenhouse…
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The East Allen Township Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to grant conditional use approval to BrightFarms for its 1.5 million-square-foot greenhouse complex. Supervisor Frank Kostecky was absent from the vote. The project must still go through the township’s land development process before…
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A Summerland farmer is hoping to build a greenhouse to inspire and train the next generation of farmers. Thomas Tumbach, owner of LocalMotive Organic Delivery and Low Waste Market, spoke to the local council at their meeting on Tuesday, requesting support for a grant application. He shared that he is…
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“Land reclamation with biosolids can encourage more consistent vegetative growth, reduce runoff, and restore soil health …”
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Veg Power announced it has strengthened and diversified its Board with the addition of four new members. From this week, the Veg Power Board welcomes: Simon Conway (current Chair of The British Tomato Growers Association with extensive horticulture experience); Tom Firth (experienced ad and comms leader…
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In Japan, the GPEC Tokyo exhibition highlighted the demand for smaller, cost-effective solutions suited to local growers, while the interest in aquaponics, particularly with sturgeons and eels, is on the rise. In Europe, companies like Lans in the Netherlands are expanding tomato production, focusing on…
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Tomato leaf diseases pose a significant threat to plant growth and productivity, necessitating the accurate identification and timely management of these issues. Existing models for tomato leaf disease recognition can primarily be categorized into Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Visual…
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Looking for true wholesale small bulk purchase availability. Not a 20% landscaper discount. But a real wholesale price for garden plants, bare root trees and flowers. Specifically bare root trees have been hard to find.
Wholesale Discounts on bulk soil, pots, and fertilizer, for small start nursery.
I know to look local, but I’m in rural Ok. So some things have to be shipped in.
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