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I’m glad that I moved into this house a couple of years ago, as the people who lived here before me were big into vegetable and fruit growing - they did a lot of the hard work of establishing it as a productive space, and I’m reaping the rewards.
Just remember to share. You're not obligated to. But "We pledge to each other, our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honors." As part of our heritage. It helps in more ways than you think. And i gaurentee good will come from doing such acts. I'm more than set for what's coming. But i do plan on sharing with those whom deserve it. Not everything. But enough to hurt a little.
30 years ago I purchased a semi dwarf apple tree with Food Stamps from a Home Depot store . At the time it was only around $18 or so. Every year it produced over 400 Apples so about 12,000 Apples just from a $18 USD Food Stamp investment
@@sondrabradley8040 Well worth that investment easily . For what they produce it's far less expensive than store bought food. Another great set of plants that I got was 3 small strawberry plants back in 2017 at a local Fred Meyer they produced very sweet large berries and had many runners. Right now they multiplied so much that they now are filling 3 ---- 4 foot by 8 foot raised beds.
We are in south central Montana, so a somewhat limited growing season. We have a 17x25 ft garden, and we plan to add a half hoop house to it this year. We planted 2 dwarf apple trees, raspberries, a second grape vine, and some blueberries last season. I'm hoping 5o add more permaculture this season, as well as perennial medicinal herbs. This year I hope to add a peach tree, a pear tree, and some elderberry canes. We have chickens for eggs and recently added a pair of meat rabbits which we are waiting a few more weeks to breed. We have less than 7500 sqft total, but we're trying to make the absolute most of what we have!
Winter crops are my favorite, get bugs and they aren't as fussy. Join some raised gardening groups. I've heard of people keeping their hoop house above freezing by plugging in Christmas lights. But you may be pretty cold. Find a group on FB and tell them your region and ask. Good luck.
Hey JR...i have my garden, quail and just ordered a few dairy goats, Nubians...i plan on getting some more goats for meat, on getting some rabbits and am starting to convert an old stock pond into a catfish and bluegill pond. My small feed field is coming up great, i should be able to cut back on quail feed this year. Yes i still live in the city, but moved my middle daughter and her family out to my farmhouse...teaching my son-in-law how to farm (on a small scale)...several of the trees in the orchard should fruit this year, barely got a couple bushels last year. I was looking at your aerogarden to start seeds, looks interesting. Was talking to my cousin who farms down the road and he believes i am going to have to sink another well because of the animal and garden increase. Work is never done, but at the end of the day, well worth it. 👍
@@patriciatinkey2677 it is not a race...I have been getting prepared for years now. Just to let you know, there is still very affordable land out there...a TH-cam channel, Landmodo fetchers land with very little down and owner finance. Check them out, he also has a website with owner financed land from California to Florida and in between. I have seen many properties on there for less than $1000 an acre....some good land...yes you would need to build a house or get a trailer, but it is affordable. 👍
@@ericarnaud7983 Thanks, I have a house with small land, but need to learn about keeping Jumbo Quail, & fish farming. Gardening every day is good exercise, & good prep! Good Luck to you🍀🌱
I really like your ideas, my only concern is water usage. In a shtf situation I’m truly concerned about water sourcing just to take care of self and family. I’m pretty new to all this prepping business but with of what’s going on in the world right now I’m doing my part to attempt to prepare as much as possible. Thanks much for your videos.
Get ahead on family water by filling every bottle, jar and jug that will hold it. Then stsry running that thru whatever filter setup you have, pouring it back into those containers. Use downspouts on the house etc to fill rain barrels for livestock or garden use.
I live in a subdivision which is semi rural. A few years ago I raised a lamb in the very small back yard. I used to walk it to the local park and let it eat feed for a few hours a day on grass. I had it on a very large dog harness. All of the locals would come out and say hi with kids in tow. This allowed me to get to know alot on my neighbours and make some good friends. Eventually the lamb was 18 months old and we took it to a local farmer so it has the space and could live with other sheep. The farmer is a good sport and still sends photos on a regular basis. The point is one can raise larger animals in an urban environment. I have no doubt this would be fround upon by local officals. On two occasions animal welfair turned up to the park. The same guy both times. He was ex army and could see the animal was healthy and happy so did not take it despite the fact he could. I often thought if I did not get so attached I could have put it in the freezer LOL.
I thought for sure that what you were going to say. It's hard to take a beloved animal to freezer camp. But if your children were starving, you now know how to raise one.
We grew a hybrid last year by accident. We are going to plant the hybrid seed this year to see how it works. Mix your plants in with your garden each one keeps different bugs away. Planting marigolds around the garden was a great idea and worked awesome.
Yes! I always do this!! They work! And are so pretty! I dug up lots of mine at the end of the season,potted them and put them on the porch- they lasted until after Thanksgiving!!❤
@@lindaertel7558 you may be right but, since it was sheer accident that we made it. We are going to try it anyway. How do you think we have all of varietys we do today? Everything that we eat is a hybrid. This is about growing and producing some of our own food. Experimentation is the goal.
I start many of my seeds in the AeroGarden. It is awesome. I have 15 various tomato plants and 8 pepper plants started and hardened off. They are now waiting in the hoop house for their permanent home. It's great for my winter plants as well; cabbage, kale, brussel sprouts, and lovely broccoli. The AG is such a wonderful tool.
I live in an apartment and have a balcony but it doesn't get much sun, but wouldn't growing on a balcony attract attention if it gets to the point people have no food? I'm already concerned about how to keep what I have on the inside safe, easier said than done when you have random inspections from management. Always look forward to your videos.
I think your in to something here in Texas. Keep up the good work. Your doing a fine job in your post. One thing I can share back to you is a high fence to keep the deer out of eating your bed plants. You talked about planting from seeds. Toilet rings cut in half and add soom soil and seed or two seeds. This was just an option. Good work
Great video JR. We are very excited to build up our garden this year. Hopefully we can get a good variety going in the limited growing season we have. Stay safe and stay prepped. Cheers from Alberta!
Thank you! I’m slowly getting everything ready outside while the seeds are sprouting in the Aerogarden. Mine will mainly be a salsa garden plus some potatoes.
@@diypreppertv Nice! You can't go wrong with potatoes of course. We are going to try some regular potatoes as well as yams, with green beans and corn. We will see what happens. Cheers buddy!
Ask your local Master Gardeners for help! They will give you a planting calendar for your county, and explain things like shade cloth and what type of soil you have. Here in AZ we deal with extreme heat, too!
Good video, very information-dense. Much better than the standard very basic advice. A post hole digger, while specialized equipment, can be worth the cost if you're putting up heavy-duty posts for your beans or grape vines. Please excuse my Hermione moment, but Gaia is pronounced like ''guy-ah".
Thank you, JR for another good video. My plants are already in the buckets. Round 2 of seeds are sprouting. All heirlooms. Going to try and plant some grapes this year. God bless you.
I saw my neighbor fill his raised beds with the leaves and silt alongside curbs in his suburb. He built two 8x8 raised beds. Grew a whole lotta peppers, tomatoes, string beans, and eggplant outta those two beds literally filled with curb/leaf scoop
Make sure your microgreen seeds are heirloom too, many can be grown out fully. Your beans, stored for food can be used for sprouts, baby greens and microgreens if only on a window sill.
potatoes planted. veggie seedlings going out soon. we still prep canned goods, etc. we have two wells and if needed we can use gens to run pump. I still wash with soap & some bleach any empty juice milk containers and store water. if we have a "short black out" we can use to wash or make coffee and cook on gas grill. prep on.
Also, sheet metal is cheap. You could put it under the raised beds as well. I was curious about what type of animal fertilizer will be good to have to add every year?
Just a side note, I use peat pots still, but always still remove them out. The don’t biodegrade and hinder root growth, but help keep it hydrated a bit longer since the absorb water
It may be a good idea to start thinking about improvising in case we're unable to relay on the water or power supply for whatever reason.💬🤔 Watch and pray 👀🙏
Things are getting tough, pricing of everything going up and no pay increases makes it even harder. 2nd time in 3 years. Glad we planted our fruit trees 20 years ago. Started our seeds indoors. Waiting for snow to melt.
I live in Bahamas and I have tried but the neighbor who is a young bully has about 15 goats that ate everything, my sweet potatoes, pigeon peas trees, broccolis, carrots and beets. I told him about it a few months ago. He saids there is nothing he can do because the goats are stressing him out and wires are too expensive for him to buy to confind them. My husband has a licensed shot gun and rifle but i'm trying to live at peace with my neighbors. What am I to do?
Make wicking bed out of a broken Fridge.We have 7.The freezer section makes a great place for herbs.People are more than happy for you to pickup, and some give you $10 to take them away 🙂
If preppers run out of food after 2 years of weathering any financial or other storm, and we are still in trouble as a country, we will be in a very dangerous place, as a society!
Gardens can be raided. Learn to plant Indian gardens spaced far apart. Apt dwellers, plastic 50 gal drums cut in half are good for growing potato's on the porch.
I have been researching greenhouses in a nuclear event can't really find much on it if it is possible to still be able to grow vegetables in a greenhouse after nuclear fallout I would think you would have a better chance
I think you would have a better chance. I’ve thought a little about how to garden if things got so bad that the sun was blocked, and I think indoors with grow lights powered by a large battery array hooked up to some sort of wind power may work. It would probably be very expensive though.
Don’t forget you animals they above all else the or love unconditionally, and get you comfort and ever cats make good watch dogs so protect your animals stick up on ther food and medicine!
It's almost time to pay the piper his dues.... Perhaps the more technically advance we have become the the less human or loss of most peoples care for humanity or lack their of. People tend to sell you down the river much easier if they can get a leg up in life no matter how little they may benefit. Strange behavior in society a ramp up in narcissism as well.
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I’m glad that I moved into this house a couple of years ago, as the people who lived here before me were big into vegetable and fruit growing - they did a lot of the hard work of establishing it as a productive space, and I’m reaping the rewards.
Nice!
God bless you 🙏
Same here. Awesome.
Trust me, they wished they could take that beautiful rich soil with them. Enjoy that black gold.
Just remember to share. You're not obligated to. But "We pledge to each other, our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honors." As part of our heritage. It helps in more ways than you think. And i gaurentee good will come from doing such acts. I'm more than set for what's coming. But i do plan on sharing with those whom deserve it. Not everything. But enough to hurt a little.
This is hands down the best underrated prepper channel on TH-cam!
Thank you Sherry!
He almost doubled his channel in 2 months. Yeee ha, not underrated for long. 👍
30 years ago I purchased a semi dwarf apple tree with Food Stamps from a Home Depot store . At the time it was only around $18 or so. Every year it produced over 400 Apples so about 12,000 Apples just from a $18 USD Food Stamp investment
That’s awesome!
Send the Treasury Department $180 please.
Those same trees are now $40 for a small tree.🤑
I'm adding rabbits to my property. They have up to 12 rabbits per litter and are full grown by 10 weeks. You can feed them off the land.
@@sondrabradley8040 Well worth that investment easily . For what they produce it's far less expensive than store bought food. Another great set of plants that I got was 3 small strawberry plants back in 2017 at a local Fred Meyer they produced very sweet large berries and had many runners. Right now they multiplied so much that they now are filling 3 ---- 4 foot by 8 foot raised beds.
This month makes 1 year that I planted 25 fruit trees in our new house…everything is coming to life and it’s fun watching the buds grow into fruit.
We are in south central Montana, so a somewhat limited growing season. We have a 17x25 ft garden, and we plan to add a half hoop house to it this year. We planted 2 dwarf apple trees, raspberries, a second grape vine, and some blueberries last season. I'm hoping 5o add more permaculture this season, as well as perennial medicinal herbs. This year I hope to add a peach tree, a pear tree, and some elderberry canes.
We have chickens for eggs and recently added a pair of meat rabbits which we are waiting a few more weeks to breed.
We have less than 7500 sqft total, but we're trying to make the absolute most of what we have!
Winter crops are my favorite, get bugs and they aren't as fussy. Join some raised gardening groups. I've heard of people keeping their hoop house above freezing by plugging in Christmas lights. But you may be pretty cold. Find a group on FB and tell them your region and ask. Good luck.
Not new info, but Very Well presented, & quite timely! You & City Prepping are the only ( thankfully non-dramatic) sources I care to watch. 👏🌱👏
Thank you Patricia!
Hey JR...i have my garden, quail and just ordered a few dairy goats, Nubians...i plan on getting some more goats for meat, on getting some rabbits and am starting to convert an old stock pond into a catfish and bluegill pond. My small feed field is coming up great, i should be able to cut back on quail feed this year. Yes i still live in the city, but moved my middle daughter and her family out to my farmhouse...teaching my son-in-law how to farm (on a small scale)...several of the trees in the orchard should fruit this year, barely got a couple bushels last year. I was looking at your aerogarden to start seeds, looks interesting. Was talking to my cousin who farms down the road and he believes i am going to have to sink another well because of the animal and garden increase. Work is never done, but at the end of the day, well worth it. 👍
Nice!
Congratulations! You are miles ahead of most of us!
@@patriciatinkey2677 it is not a race...I have been getting prepared for years now. Just to let you know, there is still very affordable land out there...a TH-cam channel, Landmodo fetchers land with very little down and owner finance. Check them out, he also has a website with owner financed land from California to Florida and in between. I have seen many properties on there for less than $1000 an acre....some good land...yes you would need to build a house or get a trailer, but it is affordable. 👍
@@ericarnaud7983 Thanks, I have a house with small land, but need to learn about keeping Jumbo Quail, & fish farming. Gardening every day is good exercise, & good prep! Good Luck to you🍀🌱
@@patriciatinkey2677 aboveground pools can be used to raise catfish and the quail are easy to learn 👍
Plan on planting way more than you need and having enough seeds to replant, and replant if things fail due to the crazy weather now.
So true. I'm in New Zealand, just going into Autumn here. My garden had the worst year for produce I can remember due to crazy weather.
I really like your ideas, my only concern is water usage. In a shtf situation I’m truly concerned about water sourcing just to take care of self and family. I’m pretty new to all this prepping business but with of what’s going on in the world right now I’m doing my part to attempt to prepare as much as possible. Thanks much for your videos.
Get ahead on family water by filling every bottle, jar and jug that will hold it. Then stsry running that thru whatever filter setup you have, pouring it back into those containers. Use downspouts on the house etc to fill rain barrels for livestock or garden use.
I live in a subdivision which is semi rural. A few years ago I raised a lamb in the very small back yard. I used to walk it to the local park and let it eat feed for a few hours a day on grass. I had it on a very large dog harness. All of the locals would come out and say hi with kids in tow. This allowed me to get to know alot on my neighbours and make some good friends. Eventually the lamb was 18 months old and we took it to a local farmer so it has the space and could live with other sheep. The farmer is a good sport and still sends photos on a regular basis. The point is one can raise larger animals in an urban environment. I have no doubt this would be fround upon by local officals. On two occasions animal welfair turned up to the park. The same guy both times. He was ex army and could see the animal was healthy and happy so did not take it despite the fact he could. I often thought if I did not get so attached I could have put it in the freezer LOL.
I thought for sure that what you were going to say. It's hard to take a beloved animal to freezer camp. But if your children were starving, you now know how to raise one.
@@kathymc234 LOL i get that responce alot about the freezer. Thanks for your reply.
Chickens and pheasants for eggs.
@@gizmo-xc4eb good idea
We grew a hybrid last year by accident. We are going to plant the hybrid seed this year to see how it works. Mix your plants in with your garden each one keeps different bugs away. Planting marigolds around the garden was a great idea and worked awesome.
Yes! I always do this!! They work! And are so pretty! I dug up lots of mine at the end of the season,potted them and put them on the porch- they lasted until after Thanksgiving!!❤
But if you can’t get seeds and you must save seeds, hybrid seeds will not reproduce correctly. Heirloom seeds always reproduce correctly.
@@lindaertel7558 Absolutely correct. Go with heirloom only.
@@lindaertel7558 you may be right but, since it was sheer accident that we made it. We are going to try it anyway. How do you think we have all of varietys we do today? Everything that we eat is a hybrid. This is about growing and producing some of our own food. Experimentation is the goal.
@@GrapeSoda672 have not tried asparagus but, do have a strawberry bed going on the 3rd year.
Thanks for doing a great video on this very important topic!
You’re welcome Rebecca! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the very informative and useful gardening guide. I really needed to hear this, starting gardening in small yard 🙏
You’re welcome Cheryl!
God bless you, JR. Hope all is with you and your family. Matthew 24:29-31...
Thank you Gary!
Always appreciate your videos. Lots of good info.
Thank you!
thanks for all the great info, stay awesome
Thank you!
I start many of my seeds in the AeroGarden. It is awesome. I have 15 various tomato plants and 8 pepper plants started and hardened off. They are now waiting in the hoop house for their permanent home. It's great for my winter plants as well; cabbage, kale, brussel sprouts, and lovely broccoli. The AG is such a wonderful tool.
As always extremely educational and appropriated
Great video, JR! Thank you for all the information you share! Blessings from NW Florida!
Thank you Brenda!
I grew an 11’ long cherry tomato plant last year in a container
They weee in mesh bags and the roots went through and into the ground beneath!
Excellent advise! Sure enjoy all videos but you hit this one out of the park!
Almost doubled you channel subscribers in 2 months🎉 great job! Great info. Thanks.
Thank you Eric!
I’ve found not to put holes in the bottom of buckets. Instead put them 4 to 6 inches above the bottom. So it will retain some water. Hope this helps
I live in an apartment and have a balcony but it doesn't get much sun, but wouldn't growing on a balcony attract attention if it gets to the point people have no food? I'm already concerned about how to keep what I have on the inside safe, easier said than done when you have random inspections from management. Always look forward to your videos.
We love our Aerogardens! They also have a handheld "bee pollinator" so you can pollinate your tomatoes indoors. Excellent video...thank you!
I have one in my classroom, and my students love the little bee toothbrush pollinator! 😂
Another Great Video, of Very Useful info...
Thank you! ❤
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks JR, you always have great advice 👍👍
Thank you Kathleen!
I think your in to something here in Texas. Keep up the good work. Your doing a fine job in your post. One thing I can share back to you is a high fence to keep the deer out of eating your bed plants.
You talked about planting from seeds. Toilet rings cut in half and add soom soil and seed or two seeds. This was just an option.
Good work
Great video JR. We are very excited to build up our garden this year. Hopefully we can get a good variety going in the limited growing season we have. Stay safe and stay prepped. Cheers from Alberta!
Thank you! I’m slowly getting everything ready outside while the seeds are sprouting in the Aerogarden. Mine will mainly be a salsa garden plus some potatoes.
@@diypreppertv Nice! You can't go wrong with potatoes of course. We are going to try some regular potatoes as well as yams, with green beans and corn. We will see what happens. Cheers buddy!
I love my Aerogardens.
Thank you going to try down here in South Florida. Very hot!
Ask your local Master Gardeners for help! They will give you a planting calendar for your county, and explain things like shade cloth and what type of soil you have. Here in AZ we deal with extreme heat, too!
Glad to see you mentioned Aerogardens. We have four and use them all year round.
Thx for the great gardening tips!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good video, very information-dense. Much better than the standard very basic advice. A post hole digger, while specialized equipment, can be worth the cost if you're putting up heavy-duty posts for your beans or grape vines. Please excuse my Hermione moment, but Gaia is pronounced like ''guy-ah".
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, I enjoy your common sense vlogs.
Thank you Emily!
Thank you, JR for another good video. My plants are already in the buckets. Round 2 of seeds are sprouting. All heirlooms. Going to try and plant some grapes this year. God bless you.
I saw my neighbor fill his raised beds with the leaves and silt alongside curbs in his suburb. He built two 8x8 raised beds. Grew a whole lotta peppers, tomatoes, string beans, and eggplant outta those two beds literally filled with curb/leaf scoop
Make sure your microgreen seeds are heirloom too, many can be grown out fully. Your beans, stored for food can be used for sprouts, baby greens and microgreens if only on a window sill.
Good info. I keep all the seeds from squash and pumpkin. They make great sprouts
Thank you JR
Thank you. Another great video.
Thank you Kathy!
Heyyyyy 😎
Thanks for the videos!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
potatoes planted. veggie seedlings going out soon. we still prep canned goods, etc. we have two wells and if needed we can use gens to run pump. I still wash with soap & some bleach any empty juice milk containers and store water. if we have a "short black out" we can use to wash or make coffee and cook on gas grill. prep on.
Great video, JR! Getting my small garden started and hoping to get a couple of chickens, too. Take care!
You can grow year around in your home
Thank you for your videos 👍
Thanks for watching them!
Just helping the algorithm
Thank you Pete!
Another great video with good tips!!
Thank you!
I live in a unit with a very small yard
I grow herbs and vegetables in large pots I grow enough for me and dry/dehydrate any excess
Thank you
You’re welcome!
Add rabbits to your home. They have up to 12 kits per litter. Their manure can go straight on your garden. You can feed them off the land if need be.
Aero garden’s are AMAZING, I thought it was very gimmicky, but was I wrong.
Wow you are the man. I think I can. Great Chanel 👍
Also, sheet metal is cheap. You could put it under the raised beds as well. I was curious about what type of animal fertilizer will be good to have to add every year?
RABBITS!
Do the things!
Just a side note, I use peat pots still, but always still remove them out. The don’t biodegrade and hinder root growth, but help keep it hydrated a bit longer since the absorb water
Thanks for the book recommendation! I just got it!
Great video. I use aerogardens too. They are amazing.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cool video thanks.
Very cool 👍
Thank you for your very informative video. Take care and cheers from Canada. 🌷🍀
You’re welcome Fabienne! Thanks for watching and commenting!
It may be a good idea to start thinking about improvising in case we're unable to relay on the water or power supply for whatever reason.💬🤔 Watch and pray 👀🙏
Apartments can make trellises!
Good information
YES THKS
Secret Garden of Survival is a great book
Good advice!
Great advice n information JR thanks 😊 👍
Thank you Patricia!
Really informative. Thank you
You’re welcome Jennifer! Thanks for watching!
Things are getting tough, pricing of everything going up and no pay increases makes it even harder. 2nd time in 3 years. Glad we planted our fruit trees 20 years ago. Started our seeds indoors. Waiting for snow to melt.
Great video, lots of great information 👍
Thank you Paul!
I live in Bahamas and I have tried but the neighbor who is a young bully has about 15 goats that ate everything, my sweet potatoes, pigeon peas trees, broccolis, carrots and beets. I told him about it a few months ago. He saids there is nothing he can do because the goats are stressing him out and wires are too expensive for him to buy to confind them. My husband has a licensed shot gun and rifle but i'm trying to live at peace with my neighbors. What am I to do?
BB gun.
Eat any that come on your property...
Can you put up a fence? Or plant a hedgerow of thornbushes around your property, so they can't get in?
Make wicking bed out of a broken Fridge.We have 7.The freezer section makes a great place for herbs.People are more than happy for you to pickup, and some give you $10 to take them away 🙂
It's very hard to feasibly garden off grid. Pests, water supply and supply of good soil is a logistics thing I need to figure out
Thanks man!!
You’re welcome!
Fox Farm is a great fertilizer
If preppers run out of food after 2 years of weathering any financial or other storm, and we are still in trouble as a country, we will be in a very dangerous place, as a society!
Good video. I just subscribed to you 😊
Gardens can be raided. Learn to plant Indian gardens spaced far apart. Apt dwellers, plastic 50 gal drums cut in half are good for growing potato's on the porch.
I have been researching greenhouses in a nuclear event can't really find much on it if it is possible to still be able to grow vegetables in a greenhouse after nuclear fallout I would think you would have a better chance
I think you would have a better chance. I’ve thought a little about how to garden if things got so bad that the sun was blocked, and I think indoors with grow lights powered by a large battery array hooked up to some sort of wind power may work. It would probably be very expensive though.
Where do you buy the sponges for aero garden?
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Don’t forget you animals they above all else the or love unconditionally, and get you comfort and ever cats make good watch dogs so protect your animals stick up on ther food and medicine!
Hello new to your channel but not I'm not new to prepping
Speaking of hydroponics: Have a cheap, decoy hose.
For hose bandits.
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If anybody has a 1984-89 Dikfor, I’ll pay good money for it... I’m in Texas... Thx
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microgreens will grow and harvest before you starve to death. harvest is like 5-7 days for most
Stating my garden plants in greenhouse, and go chickens.
The world is on the brink of the biblical great tribulation ...Luke 21,36 KJV
It's almost time to pay the piper his dues.... Perhaps the more technically advance we have become the the less human or loss of most peoples care for humanity or lack their of. People tend to sell you down the river much easier if they can get a leg up in life no matter how little they may benefit. Strange behavior in society a ramp up in narcissism as well.
I feel bad for plants because they don't know anything and we always have to help them.
Just eat less…. Everybody’s overweight or obese😂