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The Great Seedpocalypse of 2020?

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How to Choose the Right Tobacco Seed Variety for Your Garden

Selecting the right tobacco seed variety can make or break your growing season. For experienced gardeners, this choice isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about matching your growing environment and goals with the perfect plant genetics. Whether you’re growing for ornamental beauty,...

Harvesting the Incredible Health Benefits of Microgreens

Harvesting the Incredible Health Benefits of Microgreens

Microgreens are young edible seedlings that are harvested when they are just 1-3 inches tall. These quick-growing plants are emerging as an important food source with numerous health benefits. Their nutrient density can be up to 40 times higher than that of their mature plant counterparts!


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Coco Coir and Vermiculite - The Leading Microgreen Growing Mediums

Written By Lara Wadsworth Microgreens are gaining popularity among growers and consumers. They are nutrient-dense, easy to produce, and can turn a profit quickly. The rising demand for efficient growing mediums continues to propel researchers to find better options beyond...

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2025 Scholarship Winner - Avraham Penso - The Promise of Fertilizer Trees In Agroforestry

Written By Avraham Penso To most people, “agriculture” means crop farming; trees don’t typically come to mind. But agroforestry, the integration of trees and agriculture, has been practiced for thousands of years (Ferrara et al., 2023). In light of the...


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  • Benjy Sheffield Jul 9, 2020

    Please add me to your blog email list.

    Thanks,
    Benjy


  • Matt Gosz Jun 4, 2020

    Thank you for the updates. The article was facts and straight to the point. Much appreciated.


  • Jack Fuller Jun 3, 2020

    Thanks for heads up. Gardeners should save seeds from plants they grow plus try several varieties of staples Important to them and save those seeds as well. My Dad tells the story of his parents feeding transients during the Great Depression and neighbors holding community dances where anyone could eat for free. Great grandparents grew 60 acres of fruits and vegetables back then. They provided meals when some people were desperate. We could see it again.


  • Renold Hergenrother Jun 2, 2020

    Thank you for the update. Unfortunately, I fear that the next faze of this plandemic will be crippling financially. That being said although you may have adequate stock on hand consumers won’t be buying simply because the won’t have the money or credit.
    Hope I’m wrong!


  • True Leaf Market Jun 2, 2020

    Probalby 80% of our seeds are grown in the USA or Canada. But we contract with growers all over the world.


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