Rising food costs due to inflationary pressures have increased the interest in home gardening in America.  Many people see their efforts as an “inflation-fighting” measure that also provides the additional health benefits of increased exercise and fresher produce options.  Americans turning to gardening as a way to reduce household expenses have found savings to be hundreds or even thousands of dollars, depending on the size of their garden and varieties of produce.  According to an annual...

Q: So how do we get that next generation that's coming up to understand the benefits of using compost, using the extracts, things of that nature, versus continuing what we're doing as current farming habits.   Robin:  Well, I think that's also a part of what EVE is all about is the educational impact. We are in a rural area, we're in a farming area, and our company is not only making a product, but just in the past couple weeks, I was up in northern Indiana, and they've already got farmers...

Q:   So how do you go about impacting that next generation, whether it be the next generation of farmers or others?   Doug:  That is a very good question.  Robin and I went to a composting meeting in Veedersburg, Indiana.  The Indiana Composting Council sponsored a field day.   We visited a farm where they have been doing regenerative farming techniques for 17 years.  The owner has been to Washington DC to testify before various committees.  He said, “to make our humus compost the most...