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The Nutrient Film Technique, sometimes referred to as NFT, is one of the most popular types of hydroponic systems. It’s prized for how versatile and modular it is. By adding more NFT channels to the system (I’ll cover what those are later in the article), you can significantly increase your yields without too much extra effort. How NFT Systems Work NFT is very similar to the Ebb and Flow technique for one simple reason: they both use water pumps to deliver the nutrient solution

You very well may have heard of rapini, a member of the turnip family that looks like tiny, leafy broccoli with small, yellow blooms. Popular in Italian cuisine, it fairly recently made its way across the pond. Rapini is often called broccoli rabe here, so you may have heard of it by that name too, but how about napini? What’s napini? Napini is sometimes called kale rabe so you can see where this is starting to get confusing. Don’t worry, the following kale rabe informat

The good news is that humans also have the ability to turn these artificial environments back into something that supports other species. Namely, through gardening. Gardeners are forever obsessing over how to keep critters out, but there are plenty of critters that can be welcomed into the garden without causing havoc. Some actually perform useful services – bats and frogs excel at pest patrol, for example. Study up on the rare and endangered species in your part of t

Are you baffled by what to feed worms to produce great compost? Most people new to worm composting are at a loss for what goes in there, other than the obvious vegetable scraps or melon rinds. Most red wigglers or European nightcrawlers will eat almost anything. The average worm will consume half its body weight in food and bedding per day. If you start with a pound of worms, they should eat a half-pound of food and bedding per day, and so on. But like all compost, what you put into it will ch