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August Indoor Science Cafe August 25th, Tuesday 11:00 AM EST
This month's cafe will discuss a most frequently asked question -- "Are indoor-grown veggies more nutritious?"
This month's cafe will discuss a most frequently asked question -- "Are indoor grown veggies more nutritious?"
"Nutritional Composition of CEA Leafy Greens: a Case Study on Carotenoids of Kale Grown in Field, Greenhouse, or Indoors"
by
Dr. Neil Mattson (Cornell University)
Dr. Marianne Nyman (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
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Indoor Ag Science Cafe is an open discussion forum, organized by Chieri Kubota (OSU), Erik Runkle (MSU), and Cary Mitchell (Purdue U.) supported by USDA SCRI grants.
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Cafe Archive & QA Forum
Please visit the Indoor Ag Science Cafe page in OptimIA website and ask your questions.
Submit Your General Questions for 'Indoor Ag Sci Queries'!
Please submit your questions (anonymously if you wish) about sciences and technologies of indoor farming to this submission site. Any questions are welcome! The site is always open for your questions. Selected questions will be discussed in our future Indoor Ag Science Queries series.
Indoor Ag Science Cafe is organized by the OptimIA project team funded by USDA SCRI grants program.
Previous café recordings are available in the OptimIA project website.
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ZOOM - Soil Contaminents and Soil Testing Workshop with Dr Sara Perl Egendorf - Friday, August 28 - 1 PM EST
Sara Perl Egendorf
Doctoral Student, Groffman Lab, Environmental Sciences Initiative
Sara Perl Egendorf is a Ph.D. student in Earth and Environmental Sciences at the CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College studying urban soil. Her research is focused on human interactions with urban soil contaminants and nutrients on multiple scales, particularly the potential for urban soil to promote environmental justice and sustainability. She conducted the pilot study for the NYC Mayor’s Office of Environmental Remediation’s Clean Soil Bank for her Masers Thesis at Brooklyn College, and is currently working on research with the NYS Department of Health and Cornell University on sources of lead contamination that are deposited on vegetables in community gardens.
Friday, August 28th - 1:00 - 2:00 PM EST
ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8507742346 (Meeting ID: 850 774 2346)
See You Next Week? Take A Virtual Tour of The Greenery™ With Us! July 16, 2020 - 4:30 PM EST
Explore the Freight Farms Greenery™ alongside farm expert Derek, where you'll learn about the basics of controlled environment agriculture, hydroponics, and vertical farming...from the comfort of your own home!
Come Check Out The Greenery™
Explore the Freight Farms Greenery™ alongside farm expert Derek, where you'll learn about the basics of controlled environment agriculture, hydroponics, and vertical farming...from the comfort of your own home!
Joining is simple – register for free below.
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When
Thursday, July 16th, 2020
4:30-5:15 PM EST
Where
Zoom Video
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Indoor Ag Science Cafe - Tuesday, June 16th - 11 AM EST
Indoor Ag Science Cafe is an open discussion forum, organized by Chieri Kubota (OSU), Erik Runkle (MSU), and Cary Mitchell (Purdue U.) supported by USDA SCRI grants
June Indoor Science Cafe
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Tuesday, June 16th, 11:00 AM EDT
Selecting An LED Fixture For Indoor Plant Production
Presented by
Dr. Erik Runkle
(Michigan State University)
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Indoor Ag Science Cafe is an open discussion forum, organized by Chieri Kubota (OSU), Erik Runkle (MSU), and Cary Mitchell (Purdue U.) supported by USDA SCRI grants.