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Comparative Agriculture and green design
Q4 Botany Benchmark: Green Design and Comparative Agriculture
For this project, we compared 4 different ways of growing food and how they promote food security as the climate is changing. The goal of these food systems are to create more food security in our communities. Throughout this process, I learned that plants don't actually need dirt to grow despite my previous beliefs. I learned this after realizing that plants can actually grow in tower gardens. I wonder how this technology was developed and how it was discovered that plants could grow in towers.
Q4 Botany Benchmark!!
For our last project, I have learned about many ways to plant. This was an interesting project to work on to get the audience to understand more about their options of planting. My group and I work together to research and call different urban places that use different ways to grow and produce plants. We research tower gardening, Crop rotation, self water system and lastly urban farming.
Q4 Botany Benchmark
For the Q4 botany benchmark, we compared 4 different types of gardening and to create more food secure future in our community. I think the project was interesting, but for more so the tower garden part because it seems like the most effect out of all the ways to garden to me. Styles of the tower gardening, urban farming, crop rotation and self-water systems all seem like better ways to garden in order to make the plants grow healthier and more tasteful.
Botany Q4 Benchmark: Comparative Agriculture and Green Design
For the Q4 botany benchmark, we had to compare different greening projects that can create a more food secure future for our community. I thought this was an interesting project to do because I got to learn about different gardening methods that help benefit the society. I learned about tower gardening, urban farming, crop rotation and self-water systems. These 4 different growing methods play a crucial role in food security. After researching 4 different growing methods for plants I wonder what will the future bring for more greening projects that are even better than the ones we currently have and use now for our plants.
