Healthy Local Community Farming Issues

15 Foods You Can Regrow From Scraps http://is.gd/E77Ifv
If you’re really interested in this kind of kitchen food experimentation, you’ll want to get this book - Grow it, Don’t Throw It!: 68 Windowsill Plants from Kitchen Scraps: http://amzn.to/TA9DD4

Once again a post voted down to zero...

Kinda makes me lose interest in this forum that allows hate to persist... How about leaving people at one? Does it take a brain to realize this, I guess so...

I think I need to find another forum to share these links with, a forum that listens to its contributors...

Did you know that 1" of rain puts about 600 gallons of water atop a 1,000 square foot house? That's a lot of rainwater to capture and a cistern can do the trick. Captured directly from a downspout, or rain chain, a cistern will have your garden water ready. These cisterns collect rainwater from a nearby roof and when the tanks are full water is dispersed through a gravity-fed drip system that irrigates crops. Consider this book about water storage: http://amzn.to/QHpXPY

I could post MUCH more here today but lost interest... Got people who actually care about what i post on other forums...

I am going to Google for another forum to start posting stuff instead... Won't be the first forum I have completely dumped...

this looks like a nice one http://www.forums.com/

I wonder if they let you know who is liking your stuff and who is hating on your stuff like all other respectable networking sites do...

I should be able to hover my mouse over that zero and see who voted it down... Oh and no delete button STILLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

GET WITH IT A2K!!!!!

http://rexred.forums.com/ new member!!!

Now maybe they will appreciate a gardening topic...

Stinky Valerian Root


Reading and forums.com lets you delete entire topics...

http://rexred.forums.com/default/healthy-local-community-farming-issues?replies=1#post-2

Fix your site a2k

Why organic produce may be worth the money.

"The researchers, led by Raquel Miranda of the Federal University of Ceara in Brazil, concluded that the additional “stress” of an organic farming operation makes the plants boost their production of phytochemicals. In other words, the plants must cope with greater challenges from natural insect predators and disease so they respond with a higher output of defensive compounds, which can benefit people, too."

Read more:http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/health-navigator/organic-produce-may-be-smaller-but-its-mightier-in-nutrients/article8900202/?cmpid=rss1

OAIA supports the organic gardener.

Gonna take a break from able2know for a while...

I have been almost a week away from this forum. Still no way of telling who is voting my threads down... So I can errr, return the favor... And the post delete button still does not work...

I will not be posting here any more here till a2k changes the design of their hateful website...

Too bad, I had a lot of insightful links that I could have posted here this week but not at the expense of my own self respect...


So who really gets the zero in the end? A2K... Zero content, zero ads seen, zero traffic, ZERO brains...

HI, everybody, I’m newbie here…I just joined this community to get & share some more info about health and fitness with you all. I hope you will help in my future queries.
Thanks to you all!

The Battlefront in the Front Yard
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/20/garden/gardeners-fight-with-neighbors-and-city-hall-over-their-lawns.html?pagewanted=1&_r=5&smid=fb-share&

U.S. farmers may stop planting GMOs after horrific crop yields
http://www.naturalnews.com/039158_farmers_GMOs_crop_yields.html

Bee deaths stir up renewed buzz
http://cosmiclog.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/03/29/17518793-bee-deaths-stir-up-renewed-buzz?lite