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called bioprocessing, is being realised in wastewater gardens. These may be thought of as bacterial cities within our own,

these sewage plants are popular visitor attractions, odourless greenhouses with the look and feel of a botanical garden (such as Koh Phi Phi Don in Thailand).

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The drive to make all food supplies local has touched off a number of battles to rewrite municipal codes to accommodate everything from rooftop gardens, to backyard cows and chickens

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the#oewater Gardens#are groupings of water-extracting towers for high volume and high quality water.

Is it possible to add a water extracting ground spike next to every plant or tree in our garden?

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and MIT has a cherry tomato garden that is managed by a small crew of robots equipped with vision sensors.

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http://www. lopezlibrary. org/music. html Libraryfarm#orthern Onondaga (N y.)Public library#oethe Libraryfarm is an organic community garden on one-half acre of land owned by Northern

and Herb garden Mixology as well as many other unusual events.#(#Sacramento Public library, Sacramento, CA) Haunted history tour:#

making contest, Classes on making wreaths, walking sticks, vegetable gardens, butterfly gardens, native plants and hypertufa Madison County Public library::

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and much more. 2. Water Harvesting Irrigation Spikes Will it someday be possible to add atmospheric water harvesting ground-spikes next to every plant or tree in our garden?

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One section could house the crew and another the plants in experimental growing media such as simulated Mars soil or fluid for hydroponic gardening.

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because the lawn-and-garden company developing it did not use Agrobacterium or any other plant-pest DNA to engineer the grass.

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--but these pityingly limited rulers once built the great Pyramids of Giza the Temple of Artemis the Colossus of Rhodes the Acropolis the fabled Hanging Gardens of Babylon the Gate of Ishtar and in more modern times:

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Can impoverished African community gardeners learn to use and maintain a simple centuries-old nonelectric water pump to grow more vegetables?

The other Johns Hopkins team aims to improve the irrigation of vegetable gardens that provide nutrition and income for families in remote rural communities in South africa.

The goal is to enable the community gardeners to maintain and repair their pumps. The focus is on a particularly inexpensive appropriate and robust type of ram pump designed by a South african named David Alcock.

and community gardeners in other regions to run their own ram pump irrigations systems without relying on outside assistance.

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Researchers are continuing that tradition by designing robots to work in a deep-space habitat tending gardens and growing food for astronaut explorers.

A year ago the University of Colorado student team demonstrated a gardening system with plants robotically tended on a Lazy susan-like device.

In their new system a Remotely Operated Gardening Rover or ROGR travels around the habitat tending to a fleet of Smartpots or SPOTS

I see myself as potentially being the first Mars space gardener. Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by NASA.

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Greenthumb's latest gardening tool may just be...an iphone? Derek Peterson sure hopes that may someday be the case.

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