Tag: hydroponics
Urban Farming In Detroit
Salon.com has a nice piece up about the potential to turn the remnants of Detroit into an urban agriculture mecca. The opportunity to reinvent an entire city is something we should not let pass by. Sustainable urban agriculture is exactly what the US needs more of. The photo of the Detroit corn field came [...]
Posted: April 23rd, 2010 under Community, Food.
Tags: detroit, genhydro, gh, hydroponics, urban farming
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Every Day is Earth Day at GH
General Hydroponics is based on firmly held ecological ideals that we actively uphold. Our business practices have always reflected a desire to preserve the earth’s natural resources. We make our choices not just on Earth Day, but on every single day of the year.
Ingredients are sourced with integrity and with the utmost regard for [...]
Posted: April 22nd, 2010 under Community, Knowledge, Organics.
Tags: earthday, ecology, general organics, gh, go, hydro, hydroponics, Organics
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7th International Course and Congress on Hydroponics
In March, General Hydroponics sent our people to two unique hydroponic shows, Adam and Chill from the sales team went to Grow2010 in Manchester UK, and our business consultant Luc Charnay traveled to Mexico for the 7th International Course and Congress on Hydroponics. Luc is back and he has shared a few photos from his [...]
Posted: April 5th, 2010 under Community, International, Knowledge.
Tags: conference, event, hydroponics, luc, mexico
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Inspiring Living Walls by Green Fortune
These living walls are beyond amazing. Green Fortune is a company that designs and installs living walls, clearly for the high end client. Architects and designers take note: the benefits of installations like this are cleaner air, more beautiful light, and ultimately enhanced moods.
PS, check out their fun little hydro system, the Stream Garden. [...]
Posted: February 23rd, 2010 under International, Living Walls.
Tags: design, eco, green, hydroponics, living wall
Comments: 1
Windowfarms
Windowfarms is one of the coolest hydroponic projects that I’ve seen in a long time. It’s a simple DIY drip system that is made from recycled materials, specifically built for placement in a window. The garden has a flexible design but is generally uses plastic waterbottles, with plants growing in hydroton or other lightweight soilless [...]
Posted: January 25th, 2010 under Community, Food, Knowledge.
Tags: farming, Food, hydroponics
Comments: 1
Sustainability in Paradise
I recently had the opportunity to talk about food with a food and lifestyle editor here in Honolulu, and when I asked about local agriculture as it relates to fine dining, I was very surprised with what I learned. Hawaii has to import 80% of its food, and reportedly only has enough food to last [...]
Posted: December 1st, 2009 under Community, Food, Knowledge, Organics.
Tags: Food, hawaii, hi, hydro, hydroponics, kauai, land, maui, molokai, ohau, produce, sustainability
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“Ginger Root is Good for Youth”
Ginger is one of my favorite things to eat. The flavor of its knobby root is like none other. It truly transforms any dish with its vivid taste. And the health and healing properties it imparts are also one of a kind.
Here is some insight on the chemistry of ginger from Wikipedia:
The characteristic odor and [...]
Posted: November 19th, 2009 under Flowers, International, Knowledge.
Tags: ginger, herbs, hydroponics, plants
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Store Spotlight- Paradigm Gardens in Omaha and Madison
The world of hydroponics is always in flux. Change and innovation drive our industry. But sometimes a business gets good at one particular thing, and then clings to it, even as the hydroponic world shifts and changes away from the old, and toward the new. Paradigm Gardens in Omaha, Nebraska and Madison, Wisconsin, has a [...]
Posted: September 5th, 2009 under Community.
Tags: hydroponics, madison, omaha
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U.C. Davis Takes a Summer Field Trip
This summer our test greenhouse was visited by a class from University of California, at Davis. The students and their professor visited to learn about our newest technology. The group was very diverse, with students from around the globe. Their professor wanted to show them the heart of the hydroponics industry, and brought them to [...]
Posted: August 28th, 2009 under Community, FarmLab, Greenhouse.
Tags: Greenhouse, hydroponics, learning, students, Systems, testing, ucdavis
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The U.S. Marines Growing Hydro in Afghanistan
General Hydroponics is entering new territories. Specifically, to Afghanistan, with the United States Marines. Click on the letter below to read the request we received from the US Marine Corp.
When we were contacted, the immediate response was to appreciate the sacrifice of the Armed Forces. Our second response was to call and work out the [...]
Posted: August 21st, 2009 under Community, International, Knowledge.
Tags: aeroflow, Afghanistan, floralicious, floraseries, grow, growing, hydro, hydroponics, marines, nutrients, usmarines, vegtables, waterpower
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