Category: home gardening, Uncategorized
“What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have never been discovered.” ...
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Genetically Safe gardens?
Category: collaborative gardening, CrowdCropping, home gardening, marketplaces & regions, Uncategorized, urban gardening
In this mornings Washington post, a provoking article on a possible challenge to home gardeners… “Jackson County, Oregon, has just joined the small but growing ranks of “GE-free zones” in the U.S., which prohibit the cultivation of genetically engineered (GE) crops. It’s at least the eighth county in the...
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Farm IT, with James Gorman’s Farm
Category: collaborative gardening, CrowdCropping, FarmIT, home gardening, innovations and products, Uncategorized, urban gardening
Hi all! Thanks for the kind words Mike! I love the idea of miniroots.com. I am almost a 30 year veteran of IT, networks and telecom as well as a Navy Vet. I have spent more time that I want to inside dark cold datacenter rooms. I needed a...
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Bruce – When the game of gardening is serious business!
Category: Uncategorized
As one of our leaders on the crowdcrop development team, Bruce Milligan, shares his background from helping build the first one of a kind game Civilization for fun to developing serious games for serious customers. Making gardening easy is only half the battle, we know it needs to be...
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how miniroots changes the way you get your food
Category: Uncategorized
Bruce Milligan and I took our lunchtime around the nations capitol to sum up what we’re doing to change the world at miniroots and with crowdcropping. Any ideas to make these vids more informative and fun are welcome! If you’ve got a good example of crowdcropping, please post it...
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Every small step we take can make a difference. I was struck by how our movement to change the world by “making it so easy that everyone can easily be a gardener” is aligned with the vision outlined of Billions in Change!
This great video resonates with our goal of billions of miniroots tended by millions of gardeners and in general helped fire me up to get cracking with our app team through the weekend.
If you need inspiration, watch this video, Billions In Change. I started this friday morning with 45 minutes of pure inspiration and want to share it with you! Enjoy and go make some changes this weekend – on one person, one garden, one thing that matters to you!
What tiny step are you taking this weekend to make a change?
Every small step we take can make a difference. I was struck by how our movement to change the world by “making it so easy that everyone can easily be a gardener” is aligned with the vision outlined of Billions in Change! This great video resonates with our goal...
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Rob’s got miniroots’ tech farming plotted
Category: Uncategorized
It’s great to know that we’ve got a steady hand on the web infrastructure for MiniRoots as well as the sharp mind of Rob Milligan – all the way out in Washington! Rob volunteers as our web master and WordPress guru. Rob noted: This is a really cool idea...
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Farm IT, with James Gorman
Category: CrowdCropping, FarmIT, Uncategorized
It’s becoming a more frequent sighting, tech gurus that take solace and refuge from IT in their local gardening efforts. James Gorman is an avid farmer (post your chicken and crop pics James!), father, navy vet, and IT guru. James and is responsible for getting our MiniRoots technology ship...
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Curtis curates many roots at MiniRoots!
Category: Uncategorized
It’s great to have Curtis Marchand joining our team as research lead and content curator! Curtis is currently a Senior at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. He is pursuing an English degree with a minor in Business – Entrepreneurship. He is a pitcher on the Baseball team and has...
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Bruce is eager to grow the crowdcropping team
Category: Uncategorized
Bruce joins miniroots movement and brings his extensive game and product management experience – all the way back from the original Civilization strategy game to serious games and gamification projects fo DoD, Medstar, and related enterprises. Bruce once had his own home garden, where things got a bit carried...
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