Greenhouse Gardening in 4K - Mittleider Method - Idaho

4K video produced of a greenhouse using the Mittleider Method in Idaho Falls, ID.

Music
"English Country Garden" - Aaron Kenny

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ABOUT
The Mittleider Method combines the best features of soil-based gardening and hydroponic gardening, but without the hydroponic expense! It’s a complete, easy-to-follow plan that eliminates guesswork and ensures success anywhere: an apartment patio, a city yard, a country lot, or a farm.

The method is based on maximum utilization of space, time, and resources. Crops are large because plants are close together, nourished by supplemental feedings of natural mineral nutrients (as in hydroponics), but with no special equipment.

Also, unlike hydroponics, the Mittleider Method gives plants access to the natural soil for nutrients as yet unknown or that, while not essential to plant growth, are useful in human nutrition. You can use the Mittleider Method by raising crops in either soil-beds or grow-boxes and you’ll enjoy amazing yields like never before!

Who developed this method?
Dr. Jacob R. Mittleider, a world-renowned international agricultural consultant, developed this method of gardening while conducting family garden-size agricultural training and program development in 27 different countries. The Mittleider Method is based on 55 years of study and gardening experience.

After 20 years of growing flowers and vegetables commercially, Dr. Mittleider embarked on a program of sharing his expertise with gardeners and would-be gardeners around the world. In 1964 he was asked by Loma Linda University in California to take an extended trip to study the diets of the people in developing countries. He traveled through the Middle East, Africa, India, Australia, Southeast Asia, and the South Pacific.

He found that the diseases, insects, and nutritional deficiencies were similar in all countries visited and that the agricultural problems closely resembled those in the United States. He concluded that the solution to their food problems simply required carrying out the recommendations of experts in plant nutrition and following scientific agricultural practices.

Thus he developed the Mittleider Method of gardening—an easy-to-use method that allows gardeners to raise an abundance of vegetables and other crops on almost any soil, in practically any season, in almost any climate, and virtually at any elevation.

Fruits/Vegetables shown in the video:
Strawberry
Garlic
Sage
Yellow Pepper
Red Pepper
Green Pepper
Cantaloupe
Cucumber
Squash
Zucchini
Watermelon
Oregano
Celery
Cabbage
Kale
Spinach
Walla Walla Onion
Grape Tomato
Husky Cherry Tomato
Early Girl Tomato
Carrot
Broccoli
Basil
Lemon Thyme

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