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9 Veggies to Grow Indoors This Winter🌱

28 September 2026 | ZeroNotification.com | ZERO-GMO.com |  By Sunnyside Soil

These are vegetables you can grow indoors all winter without a greenhouse, hydroponics, or expensive equipment. Don’t let winter stop your gardening!

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Discover 9 vegetables you can successfully grow indoors during winter with just basic grow lights and containers. From fast-growing lettuce to actual root vegetables like carrots and radishes, this complete indoor gardening guide will keep you harvesting fresh food all winter long.

If you struggle with gardening withdrawal during the cold months, this video is for you. I’ll show you exactly which vegetables thrive indoors, the specific varieties that work best, light requirements, container sizes, and realistic timelines for each crop.

🌱 THE 9 VEGETABLES COVERED:

✅ Lettuce – Fast, productive, perfect for beginners

✅ Spinach – Cold-loving nutrition powerhouse

✅ Arugula – Ready to harvest in 20-30 days

✅ Microgreens – 7-14 day harvests year-round

✅ Green Onions/Scallions – Regrow from scraps

✅ Kale – Baby leaves for continuous harvests

✅ Radishes – Real root vegetables in containers

✅ Carrots – Baby varieties that actually work indoors

✅ Cilantro & Parsley – Fresh herbs all winter

 

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🥕15 Veggies that Grow Well in Containers🌿

22 August 2026 | ZeroNotification.com | Zero-GMO.com | By Slow Living Agriculture 2 |

Think you need a big garden to grow vegetables successfully? Think again. 🌱 In this video, you’ll discover 15 vegetables that actually grow better in containers than in the ground. From carrots and potatoes to cherry tomatoes and basil, these crops often produce cleaner harvests, fewer pest problems, healthier roots, and even bigger yields when grown in pots. Whether you have a backyard, patio, balcony, or just a few containers, these vegetables can help you grow more food in less space.

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1:27  Carrots

3:52  Garlic

6:11  Lettuce

8:15  Radishes

10:23  Peppers

12:39  Mint

14:53  Green Onions

16:57  Potatoes

19:00  Cucumbers

21:07  Eggplant

23:16  Cherry Tomatoes

25:36  Bush Beans

27:36  Spinach

29:43  Strawberries

31:50  Basil

 

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Grow Potatoes Nearly All Year Round in Plastic Containers 🌱

27 July 2026 | ZeroNotification.com | Zero-GMO.com | Image source – By Amish Gardening |  In this video, you’ll learn a simple container-growing method that makes it possible to grow potatoes in plastic containers with excellent results. It’s perfect for small spaces, patios, balconies, or anyone looking for an easier way to grow healthy potatoes at home.

🌱 In this video you’ll learn:

• Why plastic containers work so well for growing potatoes

• How to choose the best container size

• The ideal soil mix for healthy growth

• When and how to plant seed potatoes

• Watering and fertilizing tips for bigger harvests

• How to hill potatoes in containers

• Common mistakes to avoid

• When and how to harvest for the best results

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced gardener, this easy method can help you produce a steady supply of delicious homegrown potatoes while saving space and making gardening more manageable.

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Countries that Ban GMOs 2026

7 June 2026 | Zero-GMO.com | By World Population Review | Image Source

“Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are plants, animals, or microorganisms whose genetic makeup is artificially modified or altered. Individual genes can be introduced from one organism to another across species. GMOs have several purposes including resistance to certain environmental conditions, pests, and diseases or resistance to chemicals such as herbicides. Some crops are genetically modified to increase their value. Despite biotech industry promises, no evidence shows any GMOs currently on the market showing increased yield, enhanced nutrition, drought tolerance, or any other consumer benefit. The safety of GMOs is generally unknown. There is a lack of credible independent long-term feeding studies. An increasing number of people around the world are choosing to eat organic and non-GMO products.”

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  1. Where are GMO crops and animals approved and banned? – Genetic Literacy Project 
  2. Kenya’s High Court dismisses anti-GMO cases, clearing way for cultivation & import – Down to Earth 
  3. After trade dispute, Mexico officially bans the planting of GM corn – Reuters 

 

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Startup Raises $75 Million for Global Geoengineering Experimentation

26 October 2025 | ZEROGeoengineering.com | Israeli-US “Stardust Solutions,” a for-profit company, aims to secure government contracts to conduct global sun-blocking experiments using their proprietary aerosol technology. 

The company is based outside Tel Aviv and it is registered in Delaware. Investors include Wyoming-based climate tech firm Lowercarbon Capital, co-founded by billionaire investor Chris Sacca, the Agnelli family – an Italian industrial dynasty, as well as their firm Exor, which is the largest shareholder of Chrysler parent company Stellantis, manufacturer of Ferrari luxury sports cars. More funding is provided by U.S. investing firms Future Ventures, Starlight Ventures, Never Lift Ventures, Lauder Partners and Nebular. Other financiers are British groups Attestor, Orion Global Advisors, and Kindred Capital. Berlin’s Earth.now and Future Positive Capital of Paris have also backed the startup. 

In addition to the fact that public consent has never been granted, geoengineering activities can disrupt weather patterns, trigger geopolitical conflicts, and increase air pollution, while causing harm to people and nature.

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The intention to conduct outdoor experiments underscores the urgency for regulatory prohibition, including provisions for substantive enforcement and penalties.

 

Let legislators know that you do not consent to weather control experimentation HERE

 

 

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🥕Top 6 Easy To Grow Vegetables For Beginners🌱

12 August 2025 | ZeroNotification.com | Zero-GMO.com | By Next Level Gardening

In today’s video, I’m sharing my top 6 easy vegetables for beginners to grow in their spring garden. I’ll take you from seed to harvest on each vegetable growing choice. If you have questions about growing vegetables for your garden, need help starting a vegetable garden, want tips for gardening for beginners, are looking for more gardening tips and tricks and “garden hacks” , have questions about vegetable gardening and organic gardening in general, or want to share some DIY and “how to” garden tips and gardening hacks of your own, please ask in the comment section below!

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Grow a Food Forest

13 June 2025 | ZeroNotification.com | Zero-GMO.com | Image Source  | By Mulberry Downs – Easy Food Forest for Small Yards

Planting a food forest doesn’t have to be overwhelming! And yet, it often feels that way. I’ll show you how to start with just one fruit tree and four companion plants—perfect for small backyards or side yards that can go in the ground today.

This simple patch is designed to grow over time and can scale to any size property, one guild at a time. Whether you’re new to permaculture or looking for an easy way to add abundance to your yard, this is a great place to start.

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7 Facts about Genetically Engineered Food

25 January 2025 | ZeroNotification.com |  ZERO-GMO | By GE-Free New Zealand | Genetic engineering (GE) is a laboratory technique that is imprecise and uncontrollable and has not undergone trials for safety.

Fact No. 1: Genetic engineering (GE) is a laboratory technique. Genetic engineering is a laboratory created seed technology that was commercialised for farming in 1995. It is an artificial process that cannot occur naturally. To date, no crop plant has been engineered for higher yield.

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Federal Court Rules GMO’s Must Be Regulated

24 December 2024 | Zero-GMO.com | ZeroNotification.com | Image source | In a major victory for farmers, food, and environmental safety, a Federal Court struck down 2020 regulations that exempted most genetically modified (GM) crops from oversight. Represented by counsel from the Center for Food Safety, the plaintiffs in the case included the National Family Farm Coalition, the Center for Biological Diversity, the Pesticide Action Network, Friends of the Earth, the Center for Environmental Health, and the Center for Food Safety.

The ruling overturned the first Trump administration’s attempt to remove oversight and allow industry to self-regulate GM crops. In 2021 plaintiffs sued USDA to reverse this rollback citing violations including the Plant Protection Act, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and the Endangered Species Act.

 

 

3 December 2024     By Center for Food Safety

“Farmers do not want their farming choices to be limited to the reliance on an ever increasing volume of chemical applications onto crops that corporations have engineered precisely for the purpose of locking in the sale of their patented seeds and proprietary pesticides,” said Rob Faux, Iowa Farmer and Communications Manager at Pesticide Action & Agroecology Network (PAN) and a plaintiff in the case. “This ruling restores the basic oversight necessary to protect our water, soil, air, and communities from the corporate-driven cycle of pesticide dependence, weed resistance, pest resurgence, and  reliance on ever more hazardous pesticides. That failed corporate model traps farmers on a treadmill that is catastrophic for biodiversity and human health, and it’s high time we got off it.”   Source

 

 

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🌱November Garden🥕

30 October 2024 | Zero-GMO.com | Plant In November From The Millennial Gardener |

The Top 10 Veggies You Can STILL Plant in NOVEMBER Right Now!

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In this video, I share the top 10 vegetables you can still plant in November for a beautiful fall garden! Fall gardening season is one of the best times to grow vegetables, and these easy fall crops thrive in cool weather. These fall vegetables are cold hardy, frost tolerant, and are staple crops when planting a fall garden that will provide big harvests deep into winter and beyond. All 10 of these fall crops can be sown in November for a fall harvest or winter harvest, depending on your climate and days to maturity. These crops will also thrive in a winter garden, especially with a little cold protection. 

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