How to Grow Leafy Veggies for Food
Growing leafy vegetables such as spinach, lettuce, cilantro, and broccoli for nutrition and added self-sufficiency can be a rewarding and beneficial activity. Here are some...
Early Human Fermentation Methods
Early human fermentation methods can be traced back thousands of years and were primarily used for the preservation of food and the production of alcoholic...
Fermentation Probably Saved Humans from Extinction
Fermentation likely played a significant role in saving the human species from extinction by providing a reliable food source and enhancing the ability to preserve...
Early Agriculture: Key Enabling Techniques Identified
The beginnings of human agriculture can be attributed to several key techniques. These techniques include: 1. Seed selection and cultivation: Early agricultural practices involved...
Food Prices Follow Oil Prices and Where we are Headed
The correlation between food prices and oil prices has long been observed. When oil prices rise, it directly affects the cost of transporting food from...
Edible Landscapes: Should Lawns Be Replaced?
Lawns have long been a staple feature of suburban landscapes, providing a lush green space for activities and aesthetic appeal. However, in recent years, there...
How to Get Smarter and Help the Hungry
There is a web site, FreeRice.com (go there and click PLAY THE GAME) which will give rice to hungry people in need if you answer...
Growing Food: Nitrogen in Soil, What you Should Know
Nitrogen is an essential nutrient for plant growth and is one of the most important elements found in soil. Understanding the role of nitrogen in...
How Do Farmers Fertilize Soil?
Farmers deliver fertilizer to soil in various ways, depending on the scale of their operations and the specific farming practices. Here are some common methods:...
Growing Food: Soil Nutrient Analysis, Why Do It?
If you are going to grow food, do it right to maximize your efforts. Before you plant, ensure that your soil has the right consistency,...