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222: Heather Szymura on Hydroponic Container Farming
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222: Heather Szymura on Hydroponic Container Farming
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Length:
41 minutes
Released:
Apr 15, 2017
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222: Heather Szymura on Hydroponic Container Farming. Growing limited-season crops year-round regardless of climate extremes. In This Podcast: We meet Heather who decided to change directions away from a professional one towards one more in tune with nature and healing and to her surprise ended up becoming a farmer! She is selling lettuce and kale she is growing year-round in the suburbs near Phoenix and tells Greg how she is doing that in a shipping container in her backyard. Don’t miss an episode! Click here to sign up for weekly podcast updates After 15 years in the corporate business world and a degree in Global Business Marketing, Heather decided it was time for a shift. She resigned from her position at UPS, went back to school to pursue a degree in Naturopathic Medicine and at the same time delved more into her hobby of urban farming. It was in here that she found her life’s passion unearthing the amazing benefits growing herbs and veggies. Her business, Twisted Infusions, became a reality in 2016 when the container farm arrived on their doorstep! They sell non-GMO, pesticide free, hydroponically grown lettuce, kale and herbs! Now, being a farmer and business owner is Heather’s full time job. She and Brian, her husband and best friend, live in Glendale, Arizona with their two children, Killian and Mary. Throw in two snakes, a pink tarantula, a bearded dragon, and a leopard gecko and that’s the Szymura family. Go to www.urbanfarm.org/twisted for more information, photos and links on this podcast and to our other great guests.
Released:
Apr 15, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
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