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- Are The Nutritional Benefits of Eating Raw Sprouted Seeds Worth the Risk of Illness? - by Submitted on Nov 18, 2018 from D EverleighSprouts are nutritionally dense, and are a powerful source of vitamins, minerals, oxidants, and enzymes. Once a seed sprouts, vitamins A, B, C, and E, and essential fatty acid nutrients increase. Just about any seed can be sprouted with the intention of eating it, but some popular ones include: ...
Views: 1073 - Are The Nutritional Benefits of Eating Raw Sprouted Seeds Worth the Risk of Illness? - by Submitted on Nov 18, 2018 from D EverleighSprouts are nutritionally dense, and are a powerful source of vitamins, minerals, oxidants, and enzymes. Once a seed sprouts, vitamins A, B, C, and E, and essential fatty acid nutrients increase. Just about any seed can be sprouted with the intention of eating it, but some popular ones include: ...
Views: 1047 - GMO's and Glyphosate, a Disastrous Marriage - by Submitted on Feb 13, 2017 from D EverleighIt has long been known that pesticides and herbicides are toxic for human consumption. Although their use can increase crop production, they are damaging to our bodies, and even to crop plants when sprayed directly on them. In 1996, Monsanto began genetically modifying soybeans, corn, cotton, ...
Views: 826 - "Soilless," A Funny Word, but an Efficient Way to Grow Hydroponic Plants - by Submitted on Nov 05, 2018 from D EverleighThe term "soilless" has always confused me in regards to planting mix. The word "less" is a suffix that means without. Therefore, soilless, means without soil. Soil is found in the top layer of the surface of the earth, and contains organic matter, minerals, gases, liquids, and living organisms ...
Views: 673 - What Is Vertical Farming, and Can It Replace Traditional Farming? - by Submitted on Jan 28, 2019 from D EverleighFor centuries people have been cultivating plants in soil, in the ground. From small home gardens to commercial great lands, plants have been grown just about anywhere the soil provides adequate nutrients and moisture. Today, after hundreds of years of cultivation, these soils lack the rich ...
Views: 646 - What Is Vertical Farming, and Can It Replace Traditional Farming? - by Submitted on Jan 28, 2019 from D EverleighFor centuries people have been cultivating plants in soil, in the ground. From small home gardens to commercial great lands, plants have been grown just about anywhere the soil provides adequate nutrients and moisture. Today, after hundreds of years of cultivation, these soils lack the rich ...
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