Organic cultivation is a method of growing plants (grains, vegetables, fruit, etc.) without using agricultural chemicals.

And this is when it really gets interesting.

The Mesopotamian culture we invent agriculture, we domesticate animals and plants.

We are grown.

They are absolutely disgusting and they're good for nothing.

They grow melons under glass.

My father grows rice.

She grew roses.

He is cultivating roses.

It's an old Valaisan grape.

But I don't want growing no drugs on the land.

You grow tomatos?

I grow tomatoes in plastic houses.

They grow oranges in California.

He grows rice.

I am good at raising roses.

I grow 'em myself.

The last step, of course, is application.

I want to grow good vegetables, rice, fruit and so on.

The farm grows potatoes.

She grows tomatoes in her garden.

Tea is widely grown in India.

I grow orchids in my greenhouse.

So, I happen to know a little bit from my own work about how NASA has been using hydroponics to explore growing food in space.

Well, my thought was that I could learn how to grow mosses, and that way we wouldn't have to take them out of the wild.

The farmer cultivates a variety of crops.

They grow fruit here.

You know, I think it's probably millions.

We had a savanna, a marsh, a desert.

He had this crazy idea about breeding pine trees.

I had often since seen its crumpled red velvety blossom supported by the stems of other plants without knowing it to be the same.

We had to grow them in vermi manure, which is sterile, or hydroponics, and take them outdoors every three to four months.

My father's hobby is growing roses.

We grow vegetables in our garden.

We kept growing tobacco.

The third plant is money plant, and this is again a very common plant preferably grows in hydroponics.

They grow strawberries in their greenhouse.

I grow many kinds of roses.

My aunt grows tomatoes in her garden.

Growing his own vegetables,working on his book.

Does the soil suit vegetables?

Instead, we want to feed them more vegetable proteins.

The green areas are the areas we use to grow crops,

The difficulty of living on farming alone.

What about in 100 years, if we have green rooftops everywhere, and gardening, and we create our own crops right in the cities?