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Vertical farms vary in size, but the largest ones mimic the appearance of skyscrapers if the skyscrapers were made from plants. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, increasing production of fresh greens and vegetables near urban populations will be a necessity in the decades to come. That's because estimates from the United Nations indicate the global population will exceed nine billion persons by 2050, by which time two-thirds of the world's people will live in urban settings. Vertical farming could be vital to meeting the demands for healthy foods by 2050, making it worth anyone's while to gain a basic understanding of this unique way to grow fresh fruits and vegetables.
Read moreDue to the expected weather conditions the memorial service for Darlene McMillan has been rescheduled to Tuesday, February 8, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. at Swearingen Funeral Chapel in Seminole, Oklahoma.
Read moreThe National Weather Service is predicting that significant accumulations of a wintery mix of ice, sleet, and snow that began Tuesday night as rain will continue through Thursday night, with the heaviest precipitation likely to fall late Wednesday into Wednesday night. The greatest amounts of snow are expected across far northeast Oklahoma, with lesser amounts to the south, where more sleet and freezing rain will occur.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Department of Education last week allotted half of $38.5 million to 330 brickand-mortar public schools statewide through Redbud School Funding Grants. The remainder will be distributed to qualifying schools this summer.
Read moreA Holdenville woman faces felony charges after allegedly causing a three-vehicle accident while driving under the influence of alcohol, according to documents filed in the District Court of Seminole County.
Read moreSeminole BancFirst staff recently collected and donated hats and gloves to the Family Resource Center. Pictured above, Carla Presley, Family Resource Center and Nadia Martinez, BancFirst. —Courtesy Photos
Read moreButner Public Schools Junior High recently recognized their Academic Team District Champions. Pictured above, from left to Right, Mrs. Findley, Ava Snelson, Brooklyn Jones, Scotty Douglas and Jonathan Fulgrum. —Courtesy Photo
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