Kainosis

05/03/2019

The farm can currently grow up to 25 different types of vegetables, such as nai bai, kai lan and cai xin.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

13/04/2016

We have launched our brand new website! Do check us out at www.kainosis.com

04/02/2016

Official launch of Composting In Singapore (CIS) workshops on composting, vermicomposting and aquaponics. They cater to educational institutions, corporate organisations, and communities.

Announcement: We’re officially launching our workshops on composting, vermicomposting and aquaponics. Do set an appointment with us before we're all booked out!

27/01/2016

A very enlightening read about - perfect for people who are growing fish and vegetables via http://bit.ly/1KaErqN

Tilapia, as a rule, are territorial fish and kind of jackasses in a communal setting which can be a fairly big challenge to those looking to establish aquaponics systems. As an aquaponist, your suc…

16/11/2014

Assessing the feasibility of a composting program in a local community in Cambodia.

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15/03/2014

Noteworthy design in sustainability http://t.co/g0uKbjiedM

15/03/2014

For coffee-lovers: Sustainability at its best

A refined, convenient, sustainable solution to pour-over coffee.

15/03/2014

Just our kind of thing.

An eye-pleasing beech wood iPhone dock that amplifies your tunes acoustically, with no plugs required

05/03/2014

Food, nutrition and sustainability

There's a huge business opportunity hiding in the fields of East Africa. Teff, a golden, wheat-like grain, has quinoa-like potential. It's gluten-free, and boasts all kinds of highly marketable health traits that have made quinoa such a hit in countries like the United States: high in calcium, prote...

15/12/2013

A Koi-Fueled Nursery in New Orleans Yields Tasty Profits

In New Orleans east, a collective of Vietnamese fishermen left jobless after the BP oil spill has found a new enterprise: growing upmarket produce in water laced with fish crud.

09/10/2013

Possibly the oldest surviving ecosystem in the world — a garden in a bottle

A garden in a bottle, planted by David Latimer in 1960, was last watered in the year 1972 before it was tightly sealed. David Latimer, 80, from Cranleigh in Surrey wanted to experiment how long the ecosystem will survive and to…

26/08/2013

Tanglin APSN Parents-Caregivers' Appreciation Day 2013

Kainosis was privileged to be invited as one of the VIPs to this special occasion. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves during the entire programme, and had the chance to mingle with several good-humoured and heartwarming (albeit shy) students too!