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New customers are hyped up about HealthyWiser's 3 way soil meter for giving them better crops. From tomatoes to flowers, Amazon customers could not thank HealthyWiser's soil meter enough for letting them have better produce. Read on to find out more.

A website sponsored by the Michigan State University Extension provided tips on how poinsettia growers can take care of their plants in Christmas.

Today, more people are moving to condominiums from their village houses. Condo living lets them be nearer to coffee shops and restaurants when they need to dine out. It also allows them to shop since many condominiums are designed in the same building as malls.

Hydroponic growing is each day becoming more and more popular across the world, with a high number of people in the UK in particular being drawn to the gardening method and in turn reaping its many advantages. One company, whom couldn't be more delighted with this, is hydroponics supplier Hydroponica, who continuously reveal hydroponic growing benefits for all to see, giving people a clear indication of how they could utilise the growing method to their advantage.

Grow world is one of the leading suppliers of hydroponics equipment in the UK hydroponics industry, offering a multitude of products, with options suitable for all levels of hydroponic gardener – from beginners to enthusiasts. To make their customers even happier the company has recently decided to offer free delivery to all that spend over £100.

Although when people think of farming they consider it to be a physically and psychologically demanding and in some cases even draining, occupation – one farming method has recently hit the headlines, with people claiming it to be a coping mechanism from stress and depression – this method is, unless you haven't already guessed – hydroponics!

One leading hydroponics equipment provider, Grow World, has recently been urging all gardeners and growers to consider switching to hydroponic growing methods, with the ultimate aim to see more people within the UK consuming the freshest and most nutritious vegetables and produce, whilst having fun.

The majority of people no doubt started off their gardening journeys by growing in soil, however these people would possibly be surprised in knowing that there's an alternative growing method available in which provides a plethora of benefits – this is, hydroponics.

The people of Keighley are being urged to make changes to boost their health, with a session being held on November 17th in the Airedale Shopping Centre focusing on the importance of people ensuring that they consume the recommended five-a-day.

Hops are one of the most vital ingredients in beer. Typically they only flower once per year in the mountainous state however since January the owner of this said greenhouse Bill Bauerle has efficiently raised and picked four hefty crops – thanks to the manipulative powers of his colour changing LED lights and other innovative equipment.

Hydroponics is a high-tech farming method which instead of relying on seasons utilises modern equipment such as grow lights to create the most superior conditions. Recently Scientific American took it upon themselves to find out the pros of hydroponic farming and this is what they discovered:

Leeds shops and supermarkets are currently stocking fruits and vegetables of dismal quality – this is thought to be because they have now become more difficult to source. In line with this one local hydroponics equipment supplier, Leeds Hydro Store is urging all to grow their own vegetables in order to be able to enjoy to most quality, fresh and nutritional produce.

Created in 1990 by Richard Schlabs, the Ag Krane was originally used in the Schlabs farm as a means to lift and transfer heavy items from place to place. Soon enough, the neighbors became acutely aware of the efficiency of such a product and began to borrow the Ag Krane for the work on their own farms. In this moment, Richard understood the necessity of such a product on every farm.

Cancer Research UK have just called for checks on junk food advertising and also a sugar tax after the latest Scottish Health Survey highlighted the fact that in Scotland today a worryingly 15% of kids are obese and a further 13% were heavier than they should be. In addition to this the report showed that children with obese parents are more likely to be overweight.

Each year the Welsh Health Survey carefully examines the eating habits of children in Wales and publishes the findings. This year's recordings were shocking to many, showing that more children are eating a greater amount of sweets and confectionery than they are fruit and veg.

When it comes to hydroponics and Deep Water Culture (DWC) in particular many people often think that it is incredibly complicated and therefore opt to use other methods of growing instead. However, one hydroponics company has recently broken it don for all – explaining what DWC entails and allow for more and more people to understand.

For gardeners throughout Britain, pests have always been a nuisance, with slugs often being at the top of a gardeners hates and now it seems that these people are only going to be further irritated as Britain is facing an invasion of slugs bigger and slimier than they've seen in their gardens before – the ravenous Spanish Slug.

Dominating supplier of hydroponics equipment, Bradford Hydroponics now has Shooting Powder in stock once again – enabling all of their customers to provide their grows with everything needed to succeed. Offering five powder packs for just £45, hydroponic growers are going to struggle to get their hands on this powder for a cheaper price therefore it is anticipated that Bradford Hydroponics is going to quickly become a leading stockist.

There has recently been a new blog posted on the internet which stated that gardeners are able to keep some vegetables in the ground over winter to ensure an early harvest in 2017. The blog listed eight vegetables you're able to keep in the ground and explained why. Some of these vegetables included: onions, spinach, peas and garlic.

Transitioning from summer to autumn can often be difficult for gardeners however to make it a little bit easier for all Haskins has recently announced what they consider to be the top autumn gardening tips – these are as follows:

The market for automatic milking and dairy farm automation systems is set to reach $6.02 billion in 2021, according to Arcluster, in its latest and most comprehensive study on the Worldwide Automatic Milking Market [by Systems (Milking, Measurement, Management, Cooling, Transportation), Equipment, Parlors (Parallel, Rotary, Herringbone, Tandem), Services); by Herd Size; Regions]: Market Size, Forecasts, Insights and Opportunities (2016 – 2021). Arcluster forecasts substantial growth for a variety of automation systems across the milking value chain.

Caring for one's lawn is a point of pride for most individuals. Ensuring the right equipment is purchased and properly installed is essential to making this a reality. Many retailers offer lawnmower blades that may get the job done but only sub-satisfactorily. Getting a quality brand that makes a strong and clean cut, lasts a long time, and doesn't make the lawnmower itself have to work as hard are all key points to consider. Few stores have had as much experience, have as top-level customer service, and have dealt with as many clients as Wingfield Ag & Lawn.

When people first start their gardening lives, many are under the impression that throughout the winter period there is nothing that they can do, however this is not true and the Royal Horticultural Society have recently revealed some top tips for all to benefits from. Some of the things in which RHS recommend for winter growing include broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbages, leeks and parsnips.

Deadly silent and full of power, if noise is a problem for you Grown Up Hydroponics is now offering a fan range ideal for you. The Silent Range of Extractor Fans from Soler and Palau are extremely quiet due to their lightweight, sound insulated design and are 100% suited to indoor growing.

With populations increasing and global resources becoming more and more expensive, the demand for fresh and local produce is drastically growing and because of this, many have been attempting to grow produce in alternative ways, in order to reduce food miles, increase nutrition and more. Urban agriculture is growing in popularity each and every day and this includes a plethora of growing techniques including but not limited to hydroponics, rooftop farming and aquaponics. These are all things that could, and already are changing the way our food in produced.