There’s a way to grow your own produce in the comfort of your home without the backache, without the endless war on pests, and without battling nature’s elements.

Two young Naga entrepreneurs are involved in hydroponic technique through the sponsorship of NEIDA. Vesalu Puro, an MSW (Urban and Rural Community Development) is a young enthusiastic and energetic en ...

Imagine harvesting crisp lettuce, crunchy kale, or peppery arugula without stepping out of your flat. Hydroponics turns this ...

A vote is coming next week for a mammoth complex of hydroponic greenhouses to grow lettuce and salad greens in western Northampton County. BrightFarms of Irvington New York has proposed four ...

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio -- It’s salad days for Bay Middle School seventh-graders -- in more ways than one. A group of boys is growing and harvesting lettuce in the school’s hydroponic garden. The initiative ...

Learn how Food on the Move overcomes Oklahoma's unpredictable weather with innovative farming, serving organic lettuce, basil ...

The Winona Senior High School cafeteria is no longer just a place to prepare and eat food -- it's a place to grow it, too. Each month, about 200 pounds of lettuce is grown in the cafeteria’s six ...

Amal A. Ashok is not from a traditional farming family. But he is a successful farmer who does not need soil. He believes in ...

When students at Hudson ISD munch on a healthy leaf of lettuce, they don’t have to search far to find the source. The students in Kelli Davis’ middle school hydroponics classes are planting and ...