As land for growing crops becomes more scarce, people are looking for smarter, more efficient ways to grow foods. One such method is growing crops without the use soil, otherwise known as hydroponics.

We all became homesteaders during the pandemic. The inability to leave home and disruptions to the food supply chain led a lot people to plant gardens to grow their own food. Upon flexing their green ...

The lockdown due to COVID-19 has gotten everyone working on making their homes the best place to live in. From upgrading spaces with quirky green corners to taking to plants to find some solace, home ...

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Hands-on science lessons in a greenhouse can grow more than fruits and vegetables. They also nurture a love of science among youths in student populations long underrepresented in the sciences, ...

Hydroponic cultivation—soil-free growth of plants in nutrient solutions—has emerged as a powerful platform for producing medicinal botanicals and high-value essential oils under tightly controlled ...

Most people in India have grown up on the idea that good water, good soil and lots of sunlight translate into good farming. That may have been true for most farmers, for a great deal of time. But new ...

Indoor gardeners can forget soil – some plants thrive in water alone Hydroponics is one of those techniques for growing that really seems to capture our imagination, particularly with the slew of CGI ...