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Reader Please Note: This is a very long document, a single chapter from one of the authors books. However, it has been subdivided into five sections consisting of The Past, The Present, Why Grow Food, Food Trends In America and The Future. These links should help you relocate the individual sections, for your reading pleasure. HISTORY OF HYDROPONICS THE PAST Hydroponics, the growing of plants without soil, has developed from the findings of experiments carried out to determi ...

Plant Propagation: Air Layering FAQ Author: Bill Hatcher Layering: A method of rooting a new plant from a branch that is still attached to the parent plant. This method of propagation works with many, but not all woody plants. Simple (or ground) layering: Essentialy, burying a middle portion of a branch in the ground and waiting for roots to form. The process can be enhanced by "wounding" the branch. This can be done by partially breaking the branch, slicing a section out of the ...

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