Food Shortages Coming
by don - 2021-10-01 23:33:29 ( in education, research) [php version] rebuild
Adams tells about it and gives info on on how to build a gravity
feed hydroponic system that requires no power and is the simplest system
for growing food of all of them
https://ugetube.com/watch/situation-update-the-dark-winter-die-off-2021-09-27--adams-video-mp4_h9FcdzpMwTJX5eD.html
hydroponic system
https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/VC-1.pdf
I highly recommend Azure Standard food drops for organic food. They have non-organic, too.
I don't remember if I mentioned it, but we started our own No Mask / No Vax drop and the truck comes to our house where all our approved drop members pick up their food orders once a month. They have deliveries all over.
They seem to be a very honest company in Oregon and worthy of supporting. So we're letting our money vote.
If you decide to do it, we'll get a $25 referal credit which I can show you how to do.
Sent: Friday, October 1, 2021 6:33 AM
Found this:
Food shortages are unavoidable now.
Guys. Don't forget sprouts. You can grow them anywhere at any time. The seeds last for ages. You will always have fresh greens if you stock up. All you need are a couple of jars and water. I maintain the basics of alfalfa sprouts and mung beans. Also, now is a good time to buy seeds. It is easy to grow lettuce, kale and spinach in tubs. Radishes and zucchini and tomatoes(dependent on your climate). I also read recently about potato growing using bags. Don't need much space to do this.
On 9/30/21 7:33 PM someone wrote:
Adams tells about it and gives info on on how to build a gravity feed hydroponic system that requires no power and is the simplest system for growing food of all of them
https://ugetube.com/watch/situation-update-the-dark-winter-die-off-2021-09-27--adams-video-mp4_h9FcdzpMwTJX5eD.html
hydroponic system
https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/VC-1.pdf
I highly recommend Azure Standard food drops for organic food. They have non-organic, too.
I don't remember if I mentioned it, but we started our own No Mask / No Vax drop and the truck comes to our house where all our approved drop members pick up their food orders once a month. They have deliveries all over.
They seem to be a very honest company in Oregon and worthy of supporting. So we're letting our money vote.
If you decide to do it, we'll get a $25 referal credit which I can show you how to do.
Sent: Friday, October 1, 2021 6:33 AM
Subject: Re:
Found this:
Food shortages are unavoidable now.
Guys. Don't forget sprouts. You can grow them anywhere at any time. The seeds last for ages. You will always have fresh greens if you stock up. All you need are a couple of jars and water. I maintain the basics of alfalfa sprouts and mung beans. Also, now is a good time to buy seeds. It is easy to grow lettuce, kale and spinach in tubs. Radishes and zucchini and tomatoes(dependent on your climate). I also read recently about potato growing using bags. Don't need much space to do this.
On 9/30/21 7:33 PM someone wrote:
Adams tells about it and gives info on on how to build a gravity feed hydroponic system that requires no power and is the simplest system for growing food of all of them
https://ugetube.com/watch/situation-update-the-dark-winter-die-off-2021-09-27--adams-video-mp4_h9FcdzpMwTJX5eD.html
hydroponic system
https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/VC-1.pdf
I highly recommend Azure Standard food drops for organic food. They have non-organic, too.
I don't remember if I mentioned it, but we started our own No Mask / No Vax drop and the truck comes to our house where all our approved drop members pick up their food orders once a month. They have deliveries all over.
They seem to be a very honest company in Oregon and worthy of supporting. So we're letting our money vote.
If you decide to do it, we'll get a $25 referal credit which I can show you how to do.
Sent: Friday, October 1, 2021 6:33 AM
Subject: Re:
Found this:
Food shortages are unavoidable now.
Guys. Don't forget sprouts. You can grow them anywhere at any time. The seeds last for ages. You will always have fresh greens if you stock up. All you need are a couple of jars and water. I maintain the basics of alfalfa sprouts and mung beans. Also, now is a good time to buy seeds. It is easy to grow lettuce, kale and spinach in tubs. Radishes and zucchini and tomatoes(dependent on your climate). I also read recently about potato growing using bags. Don't need much space to do this.
On 9/30/21 7:33 PM someone wrote:
Adams tells about it and gives info on on how to build a gravity feed hydroponic system that requires no power and is the simplest system for growing food of all of them
https://ugetube.com/watch/situation-update-the-dark-winter-die-off-2021-09-27--adams-video-mp4_h9FcdzpMwTJX5eD.html
hydroponic system
https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/VC-1.pdf
I highly recommend Azure Standard food drops for organic food. They have non-organic, too.
I don't remember if I mentioned it, but we started our own No Mask / No Vax drop and the truck comes to our house where all our approved drop members pick up their food orders once a month. They have deliveries all over.
They seem to be a very honest company in Oregon and worthy of supporting. So we're letting our money vote.
If you decide to do it, we'll get a $25 referal credit which I can show you how to do.
Sent: Friday, October 1, 2021 6:33 AM
Subject: Re:
Found this:
Food shortages are unavoidable now.
Guys. Don't forget sprouts. You can grow them anywhere at any time. The seeds last for ages. You will always have fresh greens if you stock up. All you need are a couple of jars and water. I maintain the basics of alfalfa sprouts and mung beans. Also, now is a good time to buy seeds. It is easy to grow lettuce, kale and spinach in tubs. Radishes and zucchini and tomatoes(dependent on your climate). I also read recently about potato growing using bags. Don't need much space to do this.
On 9/30/21 7:33 PM someone wrote:
Adams tells about it and gives info on on how to build a gravity feed hydroponic system that requires no power and is the simplest system for growing food of all of them
https://ugetube.com/watch/situation-update-the-dark-winter-die-off-2021-09-27--adams-video-mp4_h9FcdzpMwTJX5eD.html
hydroponic system
https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/VC-1.pdf
Found this:
Food shortages are unavoidable now.
Guys. Don't forget sprouts. You can grow them anywhere at any time.
The seeds last for ages. You will always have fresh greens if you
stock up. All you need are a couple of jars and water. I maintain
the basics of alfalfa sprouts and mung beans. Also, now is a good
time to buy seeds. It is easy to grow lettuce, kale and spinach in
tubs. Radishes and zucchini and tomatoes(dependent on your climate).
I also read recently about potato growing using bags. Don't need
much space to do this.
On 9/30/21 7:33 PM someone wrote:
Adams tells about it and gives info on on how to build a gravity
feed hydroponic system that requires no power and is the simplest
system for growing food of all of them
https://ugetube.com/watch/situation-update-the-dark-winter-die-off-2021-09-27--adams-video-mp4_h9FcdzpMwTJX5eD.html
hydroponic system
https://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/VC-1.pdf
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