Spring is Here so go Organic Farming

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Whitney Farms for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

 

 

Spring is here and you can go for some organic farming, right here in the city.  Just try some Whitney Farms® fertilizer, to get the organic raw material to help nourish your flowers, vegetables and herbs.  I really feel that organic soil makes a difference.  You are creating the sort of produce that will have no artificial chemicals, and that is likely to be great to eat.  Imagine growing the organic tomatoes that you're looking for.  It could be such a treat to eat them right off of the vine.  It's great to think of getting this organic plant food deployed for your precious vegetables, and to have no manure odor.  How they do it, I cannot tell you because it really is a miracle.  The protein blend in the organic stuff gives it the edge you need to produce the best fruits and vegetables, plus this stuff has the added benefit of containing beneficial microbes.

Now if that is not enough of an encouragement to go organic, I really don't know what is.  But, those Whitney guys have figured that out too.  Go click on the $3.00 coupon to get the savings to make you go organic and Whitney farms right now.  Hey, those vegetables get me excited, but I have some tulips and marigolds that are doing splendidly out in the co-op apartment garden too.  That picture above is my flower fantasy, but alas, it is from the NY Botanical Gardens in the Bronx, NY. Just kidding dudes, it's right outside my door.

Gardening has really changed my life.  Before I joined the garden club I had no friends in my big city building and barely knew anyone's name whom I met in the elevator.  But, when my kid and I started to go to gardening club meetings on Wednesday, everything changed.  It was amazing.  I made a couple of new friends of people that I knew their faces, but finally got to meet.  And even my 5-year met a few kids who were also working on the garden, and he too made some great kid friends.  So enjoy the Spring and get into the gardening, and don't forget the organic plant food.  You'll have some great flowers to look at, or fresh produce to eat.

 

Global Warming to Creative Writing

Creative Writing to a Global warming beat, like the Velvet Underground and Andy Warhol on Sunday morning. Sound cool, greenie brothers and sisters? Back to School; Feel like a fool; It's just a restless feeling, by my side; Early dawning, Sunday morning, It's just the wasted years so close behind. Watch out the world's behind you; No telling when someone round you, who will call; It's nothing at all. (tune: Sunday Morning, sung by: Nico , band: Velvet Underground) I don't know, is it time to go back to school? To get my Master of Fine Arts (MFA) ? Then I can write the great American novel. What a business, is that a way to make a living? It seems like a long shot, but it's better odds than surviving Obama or winning the lottery. Hope that guy resigns soon, we may not make it to the election...

Greenie Stuff, Be Careful, Costs Money

Be careful with your greenie stuff and your property, because it costs lots of money. Better start thinking about Alarm systems premium to protect your environmentalist investments in solar panels and other great green innovations. After all, there are people who would dare to break into your roof and try to steal the precious metals in your greenie solar panel jewels. What's an environmentalist to do? Get a great alarm system, and in the process, lower your home insurance premiums.

You've invested so much in your home already. After all, a good solar panel electricity system can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Why not get a premium alarm system too, and lower your home insurance costs.

British Pollution Problems

There is such a thing as British Financial empire pollution. You greenies and global warming activists should try to stop that dirty stuff, for you. Then, you will have a much better environment, says LaRouchepac. Leave it to the Brits. Just as the world is about to drop the British Empire, though its a long overdue plunge from the scaffold, the Brits decided to hold a contest—to determine Britain's most outstanding military opponent. The republican who led the forces that "turned the world upside down" was declared the winner. George Washington was on the shortlist of five who were selected by a public poll. Then at a gathering of 70 guests at the National Army Museum, Washington was voted Brtain's greatest ever foe. In second place was Michael Collins, the Irish leader, ahead of Napoleon Bonaparte, Erwin Rommel, and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. At the event, each contender had his case made by a historian giving a 40-minute presentation. The audience, who had paid to attend the day, then voted in a secret ballot after all five presentations had been made. Dr. Stephen Brumwell, who had championed Washington, said, according to the Telegraph, "As British officers conceded, he was a worthy opponent." To qualify, each commander had to come from the 17th century onwards—the period covered by the museum's collection—and had to have led an army in the field against the British.

Water for the Deserts of Africa

Water is imperative for life, for all people, in the United States, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa. Water security is very important, especially for the poor people of Africa both north and south of the Sahara desert. We Americans need the North American Water and Power Alliance (NAWAPA) to bring water down from Alaska and the Yukon, before large parts of the Western United States dry up. Quoting Marcello Vichi: "Already in the 1970s scientists, scientific journalists and serious politicians had already launched a warning, but people was not yet dying for lack of water in the millions and nobody was concerned about the forecasts, albeit they were scientifically proven. Today, still only a few people are concerned, but [the media] are preparing the ground for 'more interesting,' 'more marketable' news to come." Italian engineer Marcello Vichi, author of the Congo water transfer program named "Transaqua," blasted the "Global Water Security" report newly released by the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence (see EIR Vol. 39, Issue 14). Vichi wonders whether "this is the current level of knowledge and awareness about facts" by the Office that collects information from 16 intelligence agencies of the Federal Government of the United States." The report claims that on the African continent, only the Nile River is a resource, "ignoring that soon it could no longer be a resource because of its exploitation, and ignoring that on the same continent there exists a river named Congo." Today 1.6 billion people are in need of water, the UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) says, which "notoriously made great efforts to solve these problems at the root," Vichi sardonically remarked. That same FAO tells us that 10,000 persons a day die from drought. International media indifferently, with no criticism whatever, pick up the U.S. intelligence Water Report to claim that there is no solution to this tragedy. The solution is at hand, but it is not wanted by the interests dominating the current economic and political global system. In the 1970s, Mr. Vichi developed on behalf of an Italian state company a project to transfer water from the Congo River to the dying Lake Chad, which if implemented would have solved all food problems in Africa and would have built a modern water, transport and energy infrastructure for Central Africa. Under the name of Transaqua, the project envisioned the transfer of 100 billion cubic meters of water annually (1.5 times the Rhine), a 2400 km long canal and 12.7 million hectares of agricultural development. One hundred million people would be fed by this project, the entire economy of the Central African region would be revived and the desertification of the Sahel region would be contained, helping to stem the mass migration from Africa into Europe.

Food Swap Social

The Food Swap Social is the new trend hitting the Internet. Companies are set up to get home-cooked food from willing people, presumably otherwise unemployed. It sounds like a bit of a greenie environmentalist touch. Grow your own, cook your own, or have someone else do it for you. Stay away from the evil McDs and the green slime, pink slime hamburger.

Bring Water, Build North American Water

You don't get water, you build it. Six thousand years ago, our ancestors, the whole 5 million of them, could not make water come to them. Now, we can with the idea of the North American Water and Power Alliance (NAWAPA). That is how you make the deserts green, for the people and the environment. Not this greenie baby talk and fear of nuclear, space, fusion, science....