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bill-van-eron @ 2018.02.03 7:12 AM
May I assume plants growing from this paste are healthy to digest? I suspect so. Attending the World's Fair way back in the 1960's in Flushing, Queens in NYC, I still recall the impression on me when I saw plants growing out of thin air and other futuristic agriculture concepts. Seeing this paste that helps turn deserts into virile landscapes certainly addresses a growing need to assure our world does not suffer from famine, and that local farms can repopulate the world. I suspect that with increased water shortages around the world and as evident here in the United States, such as California and how stressed the waterways are in Colorado that also supply California, I suspect this paste presents a huge relief factor. I network with local agricultural innovators and will share this with them too as I suspect they will see additional advantages I may miss, as just a person who eats food and appreciates the role better food sources, more open farming opportunities and more accurate health risk labeling have on our world. This is an outstanding contribution to the world to close one of the gaps we have when we fail to show compassion for regions struggling with drought, disease or other. Kudo's.
May I assume plants growing from this paste are healthy to digest? I suspect so. Attending the World's Fair way back in the 1960's in Flushing, Queens in NYC, I still recall the impression on me when I saw plants growing out of thin air and other futuristic agriculture concepts. Seeing this paste that helps turn deserts into virile landscapes certainly addresses a growing need to assure our world does not suffer from famine, and that local farms can repopulate the world. I suspect that with increased water shortages around the world and as evident here in the United States, such as California and how stressed the waterways are in Colorado that also supply California, I suspect this paste presents a huge relief factor. I network with local agricultural innovators and will share this with them too as I suspect they will see additional advantages I may miss, as just a person who eats food and appreciates the role better food sources, more open farming opportunities and more accurate health risk labeling have on our world. This is an outstanding contribution to the world to close one of the gaps we have when we fail to show compassion for regions struggling with drought, disease or other. Kudo's.
lynnwood @ 2018.02.04 7:12 AM
Good points Bill! I wonder though with this idea how they water the plants. I hope you like and share some of the other ideas as well in the agriculture category given your interest.
Good points Bill! I wonder though with this idea how they water the plants. I hope you like and share some of the other ideas as well in the agriculture category given your interest.
abhi @ 2018.08.24 7:12 AM
does anyone know what this paste is made of?
does anyone know what this paste is made of?
IdeaSpies @ 2018.08.25 7:12 AM
The post says it's made from a sodium carboxymethyl cellulose. I guess you can refer to the link and google it further. Lynn
The post says it's made from a sodium carboxymethyl cellulose. I guess you can refer to the link and google it further. Lynn
