The fearful comparisons between 9/11/01 and today’s grim news has worsened. The article below was written seven years ago, encouraging the readers to become more self sufficient-perhaps you will reflect on passing events and focus on new decisions.
The reason we save our own non-hybrid seed is that each new generation of plants adapt to our locale with successfully better plants. Also, it is a true gardener’s pastime that is rewarding in selecting the best of the best for regeneration.
Men, as early as 35, can start to develop prostate problems, which can lead to long-term misery, cancer and death. This is not just an old man’s problem anymore. This article is dedicated to saving lives with the promotion of herbal relief for the many who do not have medical insurance, and/or do not envision […]
Your safety rests on four wheels-yet many defective tires cause related family tragedies. Winter driving is around the corner-are you ready? Recall a few short seasons ago the Ford Explorer with Firestone tires was crashing and causing serious injuries.
The “cure” for poison ivy itch, scabs, and scratching has been in my lifetime: Calamine Lotion … It does not work! This is the time of the year when the kids have been rolling around in the fields and woods. A day later the redness and itch appears. Then it gets worse and worse. You […]
The problems in putting up acres of fence posts are that they are expensive; secondly they do not last-even treated ones. How would you like a free fence line that lasts over a hundred years? Grow your own fence posts. I am serious about this, as shown in the picture; the Catalpa tree row was […]
The secrets of growing high quality foods for the homeowner is simple: (1) organics, (2) water and (3) loving care. This particular growing area is inside a test “Grow Haus” with enriched dual beds, a roll up cover for natural rains, and an underground watering run off system. The elevation is 2050 feet, and the […]
In the spring you will see many wild young rabbits along the roadways. They live underground in the tunnels dug by Groundhogs. February appears to be the month of breeding. Thirty days latter you have baby bunnies (kits) climbing about but still fed on mother’s milk. Once they leave the nest, they are on their […]