Contributors
Volume 2 | Issue 12
Frazer Love
Knew his life was etched in stone after
meeting a fellow UGA student, fully
involved in a double major in horticulture and business management.
The next step was taking his passion
to the next level by packing his college
apartment with hydro equipment and
mushroom cultivation projects. These
home projects turned into a desire to
make this his life’s work. Since 2005,
Frazer has worked with various hydroponics shops (Atlantis Hydro & Flora
Hydro) where he served and serves
respectively as the branch manager.
As if working fulltime at a hydro shop
wasn’t enough, he started his own CSA.
He built Perpetual Harvest from the
ground up, literally. This tiny sub-acre
urban farm has given Frazer the gift of
feeding the stomach and brains of his
family and friends. “Through my work
and writing I look to inspire others in
the hopes that gardening brings them
as much peace as it has brought me”
www.facebook.com/PerpetualHarvest
www.facebook.com/FloraHydroponics
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a hard working member of the hydroponics industry that likes to share…
his knowledge-and ability for achieving
extraordinary yields with his fellow
megawattage minded horticulturalists, that is! He’s always working on
improving crops, or if your prefer:
taking clones 2 zones!
[email protected]
Jeff Edwards
A fixture in the hobby hydroponic industry since 1988.
Prior to joining, he was the Assistant Director at NORML. Jeff went on to found
and operate Home Harvest Garden Supply as a retail and ecommerce concern for the next 24 years. He is a founding and current board member of the
Progressive Gardening Trade Association, formerly known as the Hydroponic
Merchants Association. More recently, he has been offering marketing, advertising, and web development services to manufacturers, distributor and retail
hydroponic businesses. He also hates typos.
[email protected]
Casey Jones Fraser
An obsessed gardener.
He grows veggies, herbs, and flowers with both traditional and hydroponic
methods. His years of botanical experiences have taken him everywhere from
Jamaica to Northern California on a quest for more knowledge. You can read
his articles in various hydroponics magazines, or visit his retail shop: Garden
Grove Organics in the Northern Kentucky region of Greater Cincinnati.
www.gardengroveorganics.com
Michael Christian
Michael has written numerous articles for trade journals to promote the use of
hydroponic technology, as well as documenting his travels abroad, including
Practical Hydroponics & Greenhouses, Growing Edge, Urban Garden, among
others. He was featured in a 2007 episode of the television show California
Heartland, a program that chronicles interesting and newsworthy stories in the
state’s agricultural arenas.
www.americanhydroponics.com
Jordan Gartenhaus
One of those people that always tries to figure out how or why things work the
way they do.
To that end he earned a BS in mechanical engineering, but shortly after graduating he realized his time spent in school created more questions about everything around him than answers. In an effort to prevent from overwhelming
himself now he focuses just on making gardens as fruitful as is scientifically
possible. He spends a lot of his time optimizing grow spaces to make the most
of the resources available, and also strongly advocates quality automation
systems.
www.grohaus-automation.com
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