Veggia farmer
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My food stash
Like what I see.
First seed in soil 20 mins ago. GG 3#
Tomato and maybe some others this weekend. More soil ordered today
My food stash
2-4 week ban will be enough to kill most of us.
... But this is not the only time the US gov has behaved amazingly stupidly.
I bet this will be one of my best investments this year
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Have some boxes of potatoes to germinate right now. Climate change makes it possible for me to plant them one month earlier than before. If there will be frost one can protect the young potato plants with foil.
I do this every year. I got a small garden with some veggies and this are the small potatoes left from last year. This strain is called 'Linda'. Very tasty.
Some talked about a peak from mai until august. Wonder how the herb market will look like this autumn. As the majority of it is import.
Still time to make more seeds for June month.
My sons are hearing from back channels, of people with family members near the white House, that there will be a major announcement from The White House on Friday, concerning a 2-4 week mandatory nation wide quarantine starting shortly. I wouldn't doubt it. Im glad Im ready
I bet this will be one of my best investments this year
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Have some boxes of potatoes to germinate right now. Climate change makes it possible for me to plant them one month earlier than before. If there will be frost one can protect the young potato plants with foil.
I do this every year. I got a small garden with some veggies and this are the small potatoes left from last year. This strain is called 'Linda'. Very tasty.
Yeah, it's not Epideme from Red Dwarf.Trump calls himself a deal maker. But how do you make a deal with a virus?
I love it....
I was telling someone by PM the other day that i can grow staples during the summer on the farm i'm on, i figure i could outlast a new irish potato famine....
Trump calls himself a deal maker. But how do you make a deal with a virus?
get on trump over how he is going about this?
why? he should have waited till he had a 1000 dead like Obama did with swine flu
https://youtu.be/bc6YhNEpARI
press did nothing but down play it his whole term
as he made us more dependent on medical supplies from china
https://youtu.be/1d9pIBCCcNM
how dare some of you get on trump in this crisis
wish most would shut the fuck up and go outside and play
You'd be *very surprised how much food you can grow in a small space. Mine is 30x20 and We give away loads and preserve/can the rest. But you need a few seasons under your belt. If I never did it before, I'd be planting a shit load of potatoes as soon as May15th rolls around. So go to the store and buy three 10 lb bags of potatoes and put them in a warm dark place to get them to start sprouting.
A basket of berries will give you jam for a year or more. 12'x4' is potatoes, carrots or onions for a year. 1 apple tree will supply more pie material than you can eat in 3 years.
But it's all moot if you don't know how to grow and how to preserve. It's a learned skill. People think that if an apocalypse happens, they'll just grow their own food. Well it ain't gonna happen. They'll starve. And so will their families because the kids won't help weed or hoe.
Give someone a pack of carrot seeds and watch them get a dozen baby carrots for their efforts. Onion or garlic seeds and watch them get ZERO. And this stuff isn't even the hard stuff you need to be growing. And unless you can get water out of your well, if you have one, you're fucked the first month.
Being prepared isn't about joining a survivalist community or buying loads of prepper supplies. It's about learning the skills you need, when you'll need them. Like growing weed, the only way to start learning is to start doing.
But start with something easy to build confidence. Throw a couple pieces of potato (with en eye) in your flower bed. Put a tomato slice in a pot with soil (and ya, you'll have to water it without drowning it). When your tomato seedlings start sprouting, pull them out gently and transplant them, then put them in your flower bed. But you have to start your tomatoes now or you'll only get a few.