Project Spotlight: Suupet Neregkwarkluki in Kodiak
Suupet Neregkwarluki means “We are feeding our people” in the Alutiiq language. Solving a Problem Historically, getting “fresh” produce on Kodiak Island has been difficult
Suupet Neregkwarluki means “We are feeding our people” in the Alutiiq language. Solving a Problem Historically, getting “fresh” produce on Kodiak Island has been difficult
You asked. We listened. Based on customer feedback, VH Hydroponics has updated the Sunny Pro to the Sunny Pro XL. This new system allows vertical
Before we get your appetite wet (pun intended) to start your own hydroponic garden, we need to first figure out what is hydroponics and quickly
With the total population of about 2400 people, Dillingham a city in western Alaska is the regional hub of the Bristol Bay fishery, which supports
If you’ve ever wondered about growing hydroponic produce and how to get into it, then you’ve come to the right place. We wanted to bring
So you want to be a farmer. If you had wanted to start farming about 10 to 20 years ago, you would’ve met several tall
Evolution? Maybe. Behavior change – definitely. I have to say that there are lots of new faces in hydroponics these days and they are addressing
Development of agriculture has allowed the human race to survive, thrive and build cities, and farming is still a profession that occupies a large part
Anchorage, Alaska 2015 has been a year of centennial celebration, which also brings the responsibility of hindsight reflection and steering into the future with prosperous
Red Leaf is here. Since our very first produce bounty in mid May, we’ve been harvesting lettuce every week. It has been very exciting and
Just like a treasure hunt, find this label in stores and you’ll get rewarded with soft and juicy butter lettuce, hydroponically grown by your team at Vertical Harvest.
As of this week, you can purchase our hydroponically grown butter (bib) lettuce at Carrs/Safeway on Huffman Road or at Bell’s Nursery – just in