Organic Living

You've seen the green seal on the packages, and you've heard about those farmers markets, but you still don't know the difference between conventional and organic foods? There are three main reasons why parents who really care about their infant's  should consider choosing organic baby foods.

Are you living in a small home, in an urban area, where you don’t have room to plant anything, but you've always wished to grow food at home? This fun, crafty setup is ideal for lovers of greens who struggle with space issues. Learn how to grow a moss lettuce basket - a beautiful, useful and healthy decoration for your home!

AvoSeedo is a new type of avocado grower! It represents a plastic appliance that will help you grow your home avocado trees a lot faster and easier!

GMO foods are a lot more common than you may think! If you’ve set your sights on avoiding them, read about the top 5 GMO foods that are flooding the market.

Why micro-farms are important? Because they are the source of pure, organic, highly nutritional food for the consumers! Micro-farms have the potential to supply humanity with more, and more naturally-grown food. Today, 15% of the produce available on the market is micro-farmed. You can help this percentage grow by starting a micro-farm yourself, or buy micro, either way you'll be showing support that can make the difference!

Leave mass produced sugary sports drinks, and artificially flavored juices behind. Read about the uses and benefits of organic juices, and improve your life

Who says gardens have to be flat? Vertical gardens are ideal for both city dwellers and gardeners looking to up their game. Easy, gorgeous, and catching on fast, you definitely want to know about this hot new trend in the green world!

Once you know how to simply regrow vegetable scarps at home, there are 2 things certain - you'll have fun doing it as a hobby, and you'll save extra money! Even if you could guess how to do it, you may be surprised at just how much of your grocery list you can resurrect from odds and ends!

Growing food indoors is far easier than it sounds! All you need is the right indoor herb/vegetable grower and if you don't know what to look for, we're here

We all want pure, nutritious and tasty food to be easily available, but nowadays that's just not the way things are. If you too want safe-for-eating food that won't harm yours and your family's well-being in long term, but can't afford it, take under consideration our tips and tricks on how to start your own organic garden at home! This could easily become your new hobby that will generate only positives, such as reducing stress, and providing organic, tasty and wholesome food for your relatives and yourself! If you're new to this, don't worry, as we have a detailed guide from A to Z.

Sprouts are baby plants. When a seed, bean, or nut begins to grow, it develops a tiny green tendril that would eventually become the stalk of a full-grown plant - unless, of course, you eat it first. That seed and tiny stalk is a sprout. When a plant germinates, its vitamin content can increase twentyfold, making sprouts a good source of vitamins A, E, B, and C. The seeds' proteins also change remarkably. Sprouts also tend to be very full of enzymes that your body needs for all of its critical processes. The more of those you have, the better you’ll feel! Sprouting at home is an excellent option for locavores on a budget. Seeds are fairly inexpensive and readily available.

With this post, we'd like to point out to you the differences between mass-produced pet comestibles and organic pet foods, and why the latter are by far the best choice for your domestic animal friend and their well-being. And in case you decide to change your pet's nourishing habits for the better, we could suggest to you certain premium organic foods for both cats and dogs!