Ever wanted to try your hand at hydroponics? All you need to get started are some gallon-sized plastic bottles, some small plastic cups, and vegetable seeds.

Forget backyard farming, soil under your nails and playing the gardening guessing game. There’s a way to grow your own produce in the comfort of your home without the backache, without the endless war ...

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio -- It’s salad days for Bay Middle School seventh-graders -- in more ways than one. A group of boys is growing and harvesting lettuce in the school’s hydroponic garden. The initiative ...

In the remote Southeast Alaska village of Angoon, high school students are learning how to grow their own produce using hydroponic technology. The classroom facility gives students a hands-on learning ...

In a city better known for bright lights than fresh vegetables, a Las Vegas nonprofit is teaching children how to grow their own food — inside their classrooms. Green Our Planet, which helps schools ...

The Winona Senior High School cafeteria is no longer just a place to prepare and eat food -- it's a place to grow it, too. Each month, about 200 pounds of lettuce is grown in the cafeteria’s six ...

Have you ever thought of starting a vegetable garden in your backyard but you do not have enough space? The answer to your problem is hydroponics. Hydroponic is a technology where plants are grown ...

Grow fresh, pesticide-free vegetables at home with our 9-step hydroponic vertical farming guide. Turn small spaces into high-yield gardens all year round.