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Category - Britta Riley, Windowfarms, Invoking the Pause, Grants
Posted - 12/03/2012
0 Comments | Add Comment The Wall Street Journal: Britta Riley of Windowfarms
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 07/03/2012
0 Comments | Add Comment Windowfarms Production Update Shipping Begins August 27, 2012
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Watch your Windowfarm being made right now in upstate New York…
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 04/24/2012
0 Comments | Add Comment Windowfarms Kickstarter Project Update Manufacturing Progress Report
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NEW SHIP DATE
Since we last alerted you to the manufacturing delay, we have been working with the factories and our fulfillment center to determine a new estimated timeline for Windowfarms delivery. Our new ship date is August 27. Thank you again for your patience and understanding!
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 03/29/2012
0 Comments | Add Comment Windowfarms Delivery Dates Kickstarter Orders Update
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Dear Backers,
It’s mid-March, spring is officially in the air, and we know that you’re eagerly awaiting the delivery of your Windowfarm!
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 02/21/2012
0 Comments | Add Comment ITP Grant Partner Britta Riley Shares Windowfarms Progress Post Kickstarter Campaign Update
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Britta Riley and her Windowfarms team update us on their progress since the close of their successful Kickstarter campaign.
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 12/01/2011
0 Comments | Add Comment Britta Riley of Windowfarms on TED
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Watch the video of Windowfarm’s Britta Riley talk on R&DIY and how we bring together our community using open source platform.
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 11/22/2011
0 Comments | Add Comment Learn, Share & Grow with Britta Riley and Windowfarms Kickstarter Website Includes Funding Opportunity for New Vertical Food
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UPDATE – The Windowfarms Kickstarter goal has been surpassed and continues to grow! You still have until December 7th to back this project. Congratulations to Britta and the Windowfarms team.
A newly designed Windowfarms vertical food garden is available for order on the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects – Kickstarter. Visit the Kickstarter Windowfarm page before December 7th to back this project.
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 08/25/2011
0 Comments | Add Comment Featured in The New York Times – Windowfarms Britta RileyHow to Make a Window Garden
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Britta Riley grew up on a ranch in Texas, so after four years of living in a one-bedroom apartment overlooking an airshaft, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, she felt deprived of nature. She decided to try growing food indoors, and three years ago began reading about hydroponic systems.
Click here to read the full article in The New York Times.
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Category - Convening 2010, Britta Riley, Windowfarms
Posted - 03/02/2011
0 Comments | Add Comment Britta Riley of WindowFarms — 2010 Convening Interview
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Britta Riley of WindowFarms describes with lyrical prose her experience at the 2010 Grant Partner Convening of Invoking the Pause.
A paraphrased excerpt of her interview: ”Being so focused on one’s work I haven’t had down time to process the full scope of the project. This convening was an opportunity to get in touch with our emotions. There is a lot of emotion that is driving our work and we don’t always get to acknowledge it.
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Category - Windowfarms, Britta Riley
Posted - 02/25/2011
0 Comments | Add Comment Windowfarms featured in Martha Stewart Magazine “Grow Your Own Hydroponic Garden”
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The October 2010 issue of Martha Stewart Magazine featured Windowfarms’ Hydroponic Garden Kits, an exciting advancement in bringing these climate-friendly indoor gardens into the mainstream!
Article excerpt: “There is no substitute for fresh, homegrown produce, but what if you don’t have any outdoor space? Hydroponic gardening is an easy way to grow edible plants in small spaces year round.
“Instead of using soil, roots are suspended in specially formulated clay pellets and are tightly compacted so you can hang dozens in your window. You can either make your own hydroponic garden or you can purchase a kit from Windowfarms.”
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