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Originally Posted by jazzy
My grandparents were farmers. They are gone now. I am not sure but I will ask my mom what kind of foods they grew. I do know they raised pigs and chickens. Their neighbor was one mile away from each other. I think they did grow cottons which it was popular back in the south.
I love black cherries. I want to own big land and grow cherries and some kind of nuts. I perfer trees over grow vegatables cuz tress are my kind of things.
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Yupp those that grow from plants are good
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Originally Posted by IslandBreeze07
Two years ago, a friend suggested a CSA to me since I buy produce for my business often during the high season. Plus we try to eat veggies and fruits as often as we can.
I looked into it last year. No more shares. This year, the farm opens up shares this week. Trying to figure out if I want to go this route or not for this year. The farm's not that far off. Plus they have a kids' group for the farm "shareholders".
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Yeah, that's my point, I wonder why not we have our own garden to save farms's foods.
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Originally Posted by sequoias
I would love to have a farm so I can grow some veg and fruits but sadly farms are losing ground as the cities eat up the farmlands. I think community garden is a nice option for urban people. There's several in Seattle area for people who don't have yards.
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Also I heard someone proposed a big tall building which have the farms on every floors in Las Vegas.
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Hey everyone, I know some of you guys tried to pm me or leaving a message on my profile. I am very sorry that I haven't been around here lately because I went up to Puyallup State Fair working with my parents, and then I decided to go to Yakima Fair with my parents to work more, somehow when I came back and discovered that my computer had collasped. So I won't be using the computer as often as I was used to.
Thanks everyone