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23 May 2021 by IdeaSpies

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Combining Critical In-Soil Insights and Satellite Observations to Improve Global Agricultural
NASA Harvest (NASA’s Food Security and Agriculture program area) and the Israeli company CropX, a global leader in soil analytics for agriculture, today announced a strategic partnership that will give NASA Harvest unprecedented soil insights for its global agricultural monitoring efforts. Supporting a more sustainable food ecosystem, together NASA Harvest and CropX will provide farmers and industry experts with the data and information they need to improve farming sustainability by conserving resources and improving crop yields.https://israeltrade.org.au/2021/05/21/nasa-harvest-and-cropx-partner-to-support-sustainable-agriculture/
21 May 2021 by Jeremy Ungar

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Growing Vegetables and Growing Students: Green Bronx Machine
Health and educational outcomes in low-income areas across America are staggeringly low. Stephen Ritz is a game changer. This very creative American teacher developed an incredibly successful indoor gardening curriculum that allows children to grow vegetables in the classroom, helping them eat better, be more engaged with school and give them pathways for jobs.Read more at: https://greenbronxmachine.org/?gclid=CjwKCAjwqIiFBhAHEiwANg9szssIIAuiWy59ReljuhNqY5PYAyaoRP4ZtcJIKWBaQCvUZuMUI6MCmxoCkesQAvD_BwEPhoto Credit: greenbronxmachine.com
18 May 2021 by April Chepovs...

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Sustainable Living Workshops in Macarthur Centre
From Tuesday 18th of May to Saturday 19th of June 2021, free sustainable living workshops will be held in Macarthur Centre. The goal is to promote sustainable living through fun gardening and cooking workshops. https://www.sydney.com/destinations/sydney/sydney-west/camden/events/macarthur-centre-sustainable-living-workshops?http://www.mcsl.org.au/index.php
17 May 2021 by Mary Y

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Edible Coffee Cups Save The Planet
Australia's Ready Fund Go has raised in pledges $140,000 to continue to prevent plastic waste by supporting through donations the edible and delicious coffee cup made of vanilla wafers.Australians love their coffee. The problem is that every  day an estimated 2.7 million coffee cups are disposed of in Australia.  This means about a billion coffee cups are disposed of each year. The solution  is a new edible coffee cup that biodegrades faster than a banana peel. No landfills are needed and no risk of plastic waste could end up in the ocean.For more information:https://readyfundgo.com/project/good-edi-edible-cups/
15 May 2021 by April Chepovs...

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More pollination in your garden
Bees, butterflies and insects play an essential role in pollinating our gardens. They transfer pollen from one flower to another,
9 May 2021 by IdeaSpies