
FIU
Research
Partnership
Through a collaboration with Florida International University (FIU), Lion Farms sponsors PhD graduate study programs, allowing students to conduct research and develop innovative solutions in the field of sustainable agriculture. This partnership enables Lion Farms to stay at the forefront of agricultural advancements and contribute to the development of sustainable farming practices.
FIU RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP
Collaboration and Innovation in Organic Farming
Turmeric & Basil
EFFECT OF VERMICOMPOST TEA IN THE GROWTH AND CHEMISTRY OF TURMERIC (CURCUMA LONGA) AND BASIL (OCIMUM BASILICUM).
Daphne K Sugino

Pruning Techniques
EFFECTS OF PRUNING TECHNIQUES ON BIOMASS AND PHYTOCHEMICAL PRODUCTION IN CANNABIS SATIVA L.
Jordan Prats

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As part of our ongoing mission to amplify organic farming, we have an ongoing partnership with Florida International University to facilitate long-tern studies by doctoral students.
Daphne K. Sugino was born and raised in Dorado, Puerto Rico. She completed her B.S. in Environmental Science from Loyola University of Chicago. Currently, Daphne is completing her PhD in Natural Resource Science and Management at Florida International University.
Jordan Prats was born and raised in Miami, FL. He completed his Environmental Studies M.S at Florida International University under the Agroecology Program. His PhD dissertation focuses on the physical and photochemical change of cannabis during pruning.