Local business partners with Orcutt school to teach nontraditional growing methods
ORCUTT, Calif. - A local business is partnering with a high school in Orcutt for a new education program.
Armando's Autobody & Paint is working with Delta High School students to show them nontraditional growing methods like growing soilless vs. growing in the dirt.
The business' owner is teaching them advanced technologies that he believes helps fruits and vegetables with faster growth, higher yield and more minerals and vitamins.
He says these methods will ultimately produce healthier fruits and vegetables with less pesticide problems.
