Now that the holiday bustle is over and you’re turning your attention to that stack of seed catalogs, how about trying something new in your vegetable garden this year, microgreens!
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At the Keweenaw Co-op in Hancock, Michigan, you can find a variety of locally grown, in-season vegetables such as carrots, lettuce, microgreens, mushrooms, sweet potatoes, and sprouts. These are ideal ...
Now that the holiday bustle is over and you’re turning your attention to that stack of seed catalogs, how about trying something new in your vegetable garden this year, microgreens!
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Microgreens grow in soil or another medium and you don’t eat the seed coat or roots. Don’t confuse them with sprouts, though. Sprouts are germinated seeds eaten whole, which comes with a ...
Isro successfully germinates cowpea seeds in microgravity during the PSLV-C60 POEM-4 mission, marking significant progress in space agriculture. Utilizing the Compact Research Module for Orbital ...