Man grows 20% more veggies by doing WAY less work, proving tilling your garden beds is counterproductive
They might not look much different, but the “no-dig” garden on the left produced 26 more pounds of vegetables last spring than the bed on the right that took hours to till and weed. Credit: Charles Dowding
“Why would I want ten Ferraris, 20 diamond watches, and two jet planes? I starved, I worked in the fields, played barefoot, and I didn’t go to school. Now I can help people. I prefer to build schools and give poor people food and clothing,” Mane explained to confused fans.
Poison or miracle medicine? A series of studies finds pokeberry seeds might be the most powerful antivirals on the planet
Amos Miller is fighting for his natural right to provide real, raw food to his 4000+ private food club members, who rely on him for non-USDA-adulterated meat and dairy. He faces $300,000 in fines and jail-time for processing his own meat to avoid USDA-required chemical preservatives.
Ingenious “water battery” stores massive amount of solar and wind energy in a reservoir high in the Swiss Alps when production is high, and then releases it when demand is high!
Steep garden beds formed over a mound of rotting logs prevent soil compaction, hold onto water like a sponge, provide nutrients for decades, create more surface area for crops and an easier height for harvesting.
Attendance is up, and disciplinary cases are down, since three California schools started serving fresh, local, 100% organic food in their cafeterias 7 years ago
Photo Credit: Conscious Kitchen
World’s first lab-grown meat facility says it will begin shipping “animal-free” meat to the U.S. next year
Sperm whales organize themselves into strange vertical patterns at bedtime, appearing to sleep “standing up”
Hempcrete bricks are lighter, stronger, more sustainable, fire-proof, and far more insulating than concrete. They’ll be cheaper too, when governments stop limiting the number of growers.
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