More people need to grow them some food...

NoDrama

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Wow some people are really lost when it comes to growing food. Buy soil? Make your own. Buy fertilizer? Not unless you farm large scale, otherwise a compost heap costs nothing. Collect some bones and let them set in the sun until they are dry, grind them up and make bone meal. Dried pigs/cows blood becomes bloodmeal. You can get all of this for free in small amounts at any slaughterhouse or butcher shop. Just ask. No containers? Don't be so fucking lazy, go to a grocers deli and ask if they have any food safe plastic bucket containers that you can have for free. You will have so many containers you won't know what to do with them all.

This shit isn't hard. Some think growing food in a container or garden costs a bunch of money and forces you to buy soil, amendments, fertilizers, and whatever else advertisers have convinced you is needed.

Seeds don't cost shit to buy. $20 in seeds will provide you with enough produce to keep you well fed for months.

Why don't you just make the argument that poor people are so malnourished that they don't have enough energy to move let alone start gardening. That would be more believable than arguing you have to drive far far away to some secret gardening center and buy everything at high prices which makes growing food in containers out of reach of the poor.
 

NoDrama

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:lol:

you are obviously a retarded person.
Bean - Kentucky Wonder Brown-(approx 20-25 seeds)

Beet - Detroit Dark Red (approx 100-115 seeds)

Broccoli - Walthham 29 (approx 125-135 seeds)

Brussel Sprout - Long Island Improved (approx 150-165 seeds)

Cabbage - Golden Acre (approx 125-150 seeds)

Carrot - Scarlet Nantes (approx 250-280 seeds)

Cauliflower - Snowball Y Improved (approx 195-225 seeds)

Celery - Utah 52-70 (approx 200-225 seeds)

Cucumber - Armenian Yard Long (approx 25-30 seeds)

Eggplant - Black Beauty (approx 100-115 seeds)

Lettuce - Romaine - Parris Island Cos (approx 375-400 seeds)

Pea - Lincoln (approx 25-30 seeds)

Yolo Wonder L Pepper, Sweet (approx 20-22 seeds)

Radish - Champion (approx 150-170 seeds)

Spinach - Bloomsdale Long Standing (approx 100-115 seeds)

Tomato - BeefSteak (approx 30-45 seeds)

Tomato - Rutgers VF (approx 40-55 seeds)

Watermelon - Crimson Sweet (approx 20-25 seeds)

All are open pollinated non GMO seeds.

Cost: $8.99 for more than 2,400 possible plants.
 

UncleBuck

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Bean - Kentucky Wonder Brown-(approx 20-25 seeds)

Beet - Detroit Dark Red (approx 100-115 seeds)

Broccoli - Walthham 29 (approx 125-135 seeds)

Brussel Sprout - Long Island Improved (approx 150-165 seeds)

Cabbage - Golden Acre (approx 125-150 seeds)

Carrot - Scarlet Nantes (approx 250-280 seeds)

Cauliflower - Snowball Y Improved (approx 195-225 seeds)

Celery - Utah 52-70 (approx 200-225 seeds)

Cucumber - Armenian Yard Long (approx 25-30 seeds)

Eggplant - Black Beauty (approx 100-115 seeds)

Lettuce - Romaine - Parris Island Cos (approx 375-400 seeds)

Pea - Lincoln (approx 25-30 seeds)

Yolo Wonder L Pepper, Sweet (approx 20-22 seeds)

Radish - Champion (approx 150-170 seeds)

Spinach - Bloomsdale Long Standing (approx 100-115 seeds)

Tomato - BeefSteak (approx 30-45 seeds)

Tomato - Rutgers VF (approx 40-55 seeds)

Watermelon - Crimson Sweet (approx 20-25 seeds)

All are open pollinated non GMO seeds.

Cost: $8.99 for more than 2,400 possible plants.
not even a chance you could "eat for months" on that even if you had the most prolific garden ever which was immune to hail and pests. plus, those 18 packs of seeds are gonna run you at least $40.
 

NoDrama

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not even a chance you could "eat for months" on that even if you had the most prolific garden ever which was immune to hail and pests. plus, those 18 packs of seeds are gonna run you at least $40.
You must not be able to grow a garden.

Container gardens are semi immune to hail, you can move the containers indoors in an emergency.

No one' excepting you of course, is dumb enough to buy bulk amounts of seed in those little 18 packs, the entire list of seeds that i just posted was available for $8.99 for all 2400+ seeds.
 

UncleBuck

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You must not be able to grow a garden.

Container gardens are semi immune to hail, you can move the containers indoors in an emergency.

No one' excepting you of course, is dumb enough to buy bulk amounts of seed in those little 18 packs, the entire list of seeds that i just posted was available for $8.99 for all 2400+ seeds.
go ahead and try to "eat for months" on 150 radishes, some cauliflower, no potatoes, no corn, etcetera.

citation needed on price.
 

NoDrama

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go ahead and try to "eat for months" on 150 radishes, some cauliflower, no potatoes, no corn, etcetera.

citation needed on price.
1 of my tomato plants can produce 30 pounds. 1 potato can produce 30 pounds, 1 pea can produce 3 pounds, 1 cucumber can produce 80 pounds, 1 squash seed= 15 pounds. That's the power of compost. Sorry you don't know how to grow.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/118570641/garden-heirloom-vegetable-seeds-prepper?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_plants_and_edibles-plant-seeds-low&utm_custom1=e6985e7d-d5f9-46fb-a960-d74f5b6fdb7f&kpid=118570641&gclid=CIW8jZOB3MYCFUkWHwodWysGDw

a 5 pound bag of potatoes at the grocery will cost what? 8 dollars? Then you can turn that into 500 pounds of potatoes in 5 months.

You don't know how to grow, also you have a teensy weensy penis.
a ear of corn is like $.25 and you can create another 1,000 pounds of corn from that in 1 season.

You don't know how to grow.
 

UncleBuck

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1 of my tomato plants can produce 30 pounds. 1 potato can produce 30 pounds, 1 pea can produce 3 pounds, 1 cucumber can produce 80 pounds, 1 squash seed= 15 pounds. That's the power of compost. Sorry you don't know how to grow.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/118570641/garden-heirloom-vegetable-seeds-prepper?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_plants_and_edibles-plant-seeds-low&utm_custom1=e6985e7d-d5f9-46fb-a960-d74f5b6fdb7f&kpid=118570641&gclid=CIW8jZOB3MYCFUkWHwodWysGDw
i'm sure most people on food stamps have enough space to compost enough to turn one potato into 30 pounds of potatoes.

i'll wait for you to show us all how you turned one potato into 30 pounds of potatoes.
 

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Nutes and Nugs

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I actually love egg salad sandwich. My wife teases, saying it's an old folks meal. I pay her back by farting in the bed all night.
Why the fuck the price of eggs are so damn high right now ?
i don't know, they jumped from $2.09 to $2.99 recently and stayed there.

maybe nodrama is not getting as much welfare nowadays or something. or too much.

I love you "informed" lefties.

Back in May Avian (chicken) flu broke out in the midwest.
With the fear of the flu killing millions of chickens the price of egg went up a least a dollar later that week.

Farms around here are quarantined from guests.
I've seen signs saying "Nobody allowed on this farm".


http://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/05/21/408306843/avian-flu-outbreak-takes-poultry-producers-into-uncharted-territory


Now reaching to 15 states, the outbreak has been detected at 174 farms, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Because there's no vaccine, infected and even healthy birds must be killed to try to stop the virus, forcing the killing of 38.9 million birds and counting, the USDA says.
 

Nutes and Nugs

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Coker said his friend, whose farm has not been attacked, stayed with his chickens all night, gun in hand.

hmmm, I wonder why no one attacked his hen house (misnomer)?
I'm wondering if his flock came up with the bird flu and the govt steps in and kills your flock.

The article sounds like the backward hicks we have around here that will chase you off their farms.

It was also stupid for them to dig a hole and bury the dead birds.
 
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