Fresh Start Harvesting

How to Deal with an Employee Absence Surge on Mondays and Fridays

Do you find that employee absences surge on Mondays and Fridays? Find out what steps your business should be taking in order to deal with the situation.

How to pull off masturbating at work, according to people who’ve done it

According to a small survey one Time Out NY writer did, more than a third of people she spoke to masturbate at work. My Instagram followers, however, are a far pervier bunch, because about 80% of 113 of my friends admitted to a little on-the-clock…

9 fresh ways to start a conversation with anyone at work

Read on for advice on how to talk your way through any situation you’re likely to encounter along your career path.

10 Awkward Moments Before Every Job Interview...In GIFs

Not to stress you out, but your future is hanging in the balance right now.

Seven Tips to Find a Reliable Contractor

by Katie Weismiller On April 30, 2014If a DIY renovation is not your style, no vendor is more important than a contractor you can trust to execute your design vision . National renovation experts share below the qualities every legitimate contractor should possess, and how to determine if a contractor is the best fit for your project. Follow this advice to find the pro who will transform your house into your dream home1. Ask for professional referralsIt may be…

3 Things That Should Not Be On Your Resume

Here are three things that should be removed from your resume before submitting it to a potential employer. Removing these items could be a game changer!

13 terrible conversation starters you should avoid in a job interview

Harvesting: a tale of two covers

Harvesting’s author discusses its two very different covers with designer Anna Morrison

This Isn't Your Granny Smith's Harvesting Technology

Michigan is expected to bring in a record-setting apple crop this year. So how do you sort and package 2,000 Galas in a minute? Farmers have turned to the Rolls Royce of fruit processing: a robot that uses computer vision to weed out the bad apples.

Harvesting Leeks, Container Bugs, and more!

Children Are Harvesting Your Food. Are They Safe?

Hundreds of thousands of U.S. children work in agriculture every year, thousands get hurt, and many die. New legislation could make a dent.

Where Is Energy Harvesting?

Sensors that have to be smart enough for networking and security have power conservation all set, following a decade of focused effort by chipmakers.

Teaching STEM through the wonders of larva harvesting

There’s hardly enough room to turn around in Livin Farms’ office. Pretty standard, really, in Central, Hong Kong, where space is at a perpetual premium. It’s a small operation for the HAX-backed startup — there’s space for a few desks and not much more. The startup’s last product, the Hive, stands …

Rainwater-harvesting architecture leads this Mexican home

The Rain Harvest Home by Javier Sanchez of JSa architects and Robert Hutchison of Robert Hutchison Architecture in Mexico combines style and sustainability

Harvesting eyeballs from discarded doll heads for a stop-motion film

“I got all these doll heads from a scrap market in Cairo,” says artist Dinaa Amin, “collected by sellers who collect them from garbage bins.” She took out the eyes to make a…

Expert Advice for Starting Your Perfect Vegetable Garden This Spring

Michael Grenadier, owner and manager at Windy Farm Garden Center in Yonkers, offers his advice for digging in and getting a jump on things.

Energy Harvesting Poised To Eliminate Pacemaker Battery

Scientists at several universities are actively looking at energy harvesting to produce the electricity needed to power pacemakers in human hearts. If successful, pacemakers would no longer have to use batteries to power these devices.