It Starts With Soil
Soil isn’t just dirt — it’s a living ecosystem. When you eat soil-grown food, you’re eating the result of billions of underground relationships that nourish plants, people, and planet.
What Does “Organic” Really Mean?
Organic farming is rooted in natural systems. Soil-grown food nourishes from the ground up, building healthy ecosystems, nutritious crops, and resilient farms.
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Hydroponics vs. Organic Farming: What’s the Debate?
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Hydroponics Explained
No soil, no problem? Not exactly. Hydroponics bypasses soil entirely, feeding plants through synthetic nutrient solutions. But at what cost?
Growing Mediums
Synthetic inputs
Berries + Hydro Podcast Series
Go beyond headlines. Explore in-depth conversations with leading voices in soil-grown agriculture.
What Hydroponics Leaves Behind
Cheap produce comes at a high cost
energy use, biodiversity loss, and fragile food systems
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Still wondering about hydroponics and organic farming? We’ve got you covered.
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Why does the USDA allow hydroponics in organic?
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What’s the difference between hydroponic and soil-grown produce?
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Can hydroponic food be healthy?
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How can I make sure I’m buying soil-grown produce?