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Creating and promoting tools to increase urban food yeild

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Check out this design for an upcycled aeroponic system.
Most aeroponic systems are made with plastic molds.
For a product to be truly sustainable, it must be made out of sustainable materials, in the way that produces the least waste possible.

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Come join us for our first even in some time!
Masks are required.
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It's been a while since our last post!
We're glad to show our latest design of an upcycled aeroponic system made right here in San Francisco
#hydroponics #aeroponics
#localmanufacturing #americanmade

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They grow up so fast!
Our baby lima bean (ft) is planted in hydroton.
Did you know that you can rinse and reuse hydroton about 10 times?

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@ssasozaki @Rayyanzahid Hi! I use areoponics to grow plants in less time and with less water. The plants grow in atomized mist, rather than soil, so the nutrients are more bioavailable to the plants and there is no transmission of plant disease/fungus/bacteria. Areoponics uses 5-10%of the water as soil

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Plants grow so slowly, but dratically. Stay tuned for our lima bean growth time lapse!

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Hey everyone! We are competing for a grant through Sky Is the Limit. In order for me to win the grant, we our supporters to vote for our business.
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With hydroponics, POC can farm without being threatened by conservatives.
“It’s really intimidating for people of color to go into some of these rural areas that are not only white-dominated but conservative-dominated… it’s not a safe and comfortable place to learn.”@CivilEats

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The aeroponic origin story is deeply rooted in space and science fiction. In space, crews must ... https://t.co/CynviNZ4Wg

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We believe in hiring local, and proactively finding Black talent. Check out our product video by @pieflavoredcow #BlackTwitter #BlackArtMatters #BlackOwnedBusiness #buyBLACC #BlackOwned

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We're doing R&D on how to grow food with less water, in less space, and in less time. We need to find 8 people to buy our V1 prototypes. If you are an early adopter, or if you know any early adopters, you can buy a grow box at https://t.co/obFOqXEj6v

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The face of agriculture is changing https://t.co/0pK0kx6xWm

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We are 100% black owned, and for the people #BlackTwitter #BuyBlack

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If you are looking for ways to be demonstrate #allyship for #BLACKBUSINESS, you can support us by buying our V1 hydroponic grow boxes at https://t.co/Ruqhj00Arg

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Don't miss out on our next discussion, on how to reach a optimal point between tech, sustainability, and equitability for 9 billion people https://t.co/GLTjaSph9j

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No seeds in your city? Check our our video on how to grow your own food without seeds https://t.co/bxPHK9FSh1
#sustainability #SDGs #GrowthHacking #BlackBusiness #BlackBusinessesMatter #NewWorldOrder

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We are living through times of extreme injustice. If we are to have true revolution, we need to set the infrastructure of a new world order

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We're looking for early adopters to buy our V1 grow boxes! They use less water than traditional ag, and can easily clone existing plants https://t.co/pOP05QQmYm #BlackOwnedBusiness #BuyBlack #growyourown #womenintech

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"farming is not new to Black people. While some dominant modern narratives talk about urban agriculture as an innovative way to build community and fight food insecurity, Black folks in this country have been growing food in cities for as long as they have lived in cities."