This video outlines my five most important reasons why I believe you should grow your own food and are my main motivating factors for being as self-sufficient as possible on our small acreage homestead. Homesteading, food gardening, and to some extent prepping is something we should all be considering. Thanks for watching! 🙂
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Food that has been irradiated is not radioactive.
You need radioactive materials to make something radioactive. Or a supercollider will work too. But there aren't many of those around.
Radiation is a big scare word that people don't understand, radioactive materials are what should concern people, not radiation that has been and gone.
Ignorance of physics is not a good enough excuse for fearmongering, especially when the science has been well understood for nearly a century now.
Awesome video!!
Thanks for the lesson sir !!!
Hi Mark, A lot of folks think its too hard to raise a garden. Well let me tell you a hard fact of life. You get a lot out of gardening. So let's get into it. It has allowed our bank acount to get out of the red and beginning grow a little (Not rich but better than being broke all the time), gardening has added a much more vitamin rich diet than ever before, I have Multiple Sclerosis, I'm 72 and still walking which I contribute to my garden. Just a walk about through the garden every day keeps my legs moving as they should. Also our grocery bill dropped from $4500 a year down to about $500 a year. Our neighbors and friends bennifit from our garden as well. We give over a ton of vegetables away each summer. Example: The first garden we made we had a friend and his wife fostering six grandkids. They were having a food deleima (problem) we took them 4 5-gallon buckets of food each week. They were so grateful to get the food you could almost hear the tears in their voice. This is what raising a garden has done for us. Jessie Arkansas USA
Dude! You are my Idol ! ;-)
maam prema sent me here
You did a really nice job on this video, and you can tell you really care about the topic. Well done!
You are so right. I haven't had a "good tasting" peach in years.