Sean Dustin
Sean Dustin
#160 Vertical Growing and Composting with Mark Paine from EVE Growing...
#160 Vertical Growing and Composting with Mark Paine from EVE Growing...
#160 Vertical Growing and Composting with Mark Paine from EVE Growing...
Monday 25th April 2022
Discover Mark Paine's EVE Growing system for sustainable urban farming on 'Nowhere To Go But Up'. Learn how to make cities greener.
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Get the buttons here!Urban Farming Revolution: Mark Paine's Vision for Greener Cities
I think that's going to be the saving grace in Tomorrow's world, and that's really, that's really kind of what brought us together, because you have this system and I have a non-profit that's not being used and it would go perfect in trying to educate kids and bringing your system, the vertical growing system with the buckets and everything else.
Imagine transforming city rooftops and parking lots into lush, green gardens. In this episode of 'Nowhere To Go But Up', host Sean Dustin chats with Mark Paine, the mastermind behind EVE Growing. Mark’s ECO VERTICAL EVOLUTION (EVE) system is a game-changer for urban farming. It blends innovative techniques like aquaponics and aeroponics with traditional soil-based growing to create sustainable food sources in urban environments.
Mark’s approach not only maximizes space but also minimizes energy use and costs, making it an ideal solution for inner cities and food deserts. Mark explains how his system can grow healthy, organic food anywhere—from rooftops to paved lots—without altering the existing ground. By treating soil like fine wine that improves over time, EVE offers a sustainable way to produce food year-round.
Composting, recycling, and reusing are key elements of this method, making it perfect for urban settings where resources might be limited. But it's not just about growing food; it's about fostering a culture of self-sustainability. Mark and Sean discuss the importance of teaching these skills to children, turning EVE into an educational platform that can inspire the next generation. They explore how understanding soil health and closed-loop systems can equip people with essential survival skills.
If you’re curious about how urban farming can change our cities for the better, or if you want to learn practical tips on composting and growing your own food, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Tune in to discover how you can contribute to making your community greener and more self-sufficient.