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Hey guys,

(This is a drink that is healthy like tea) The other day I was told that there was a very healthy and nutritional drink full of healthy fruits called monavie. I checked out the website www.monavie.com and it seemed really cool and healthy. You need a Sponsor ID so you can become a user and order their product. I used my cousin's friend's ID to register. I just wanted to let you guys know there was a healthy drink like this so check it out because it helps me out a lot every morning and it's kind of cheap. If you want to use the Sponsor ID I used just email me through ebay or at: onlyhealthystuff@yahoo.com

Hey guys,

(This is not something against coca-cola). The other day I was told that there was a very healthy and nutritional drink full of healthy fruits called monavie. I checked out the website www.monavie.com and it seemed really cool and healthy. You need a Sponsor ID so you can become a user and order their product. I used my cousin's friend's ID to register. I just wanted to let you guys know there was a healthy drink like this so check it out because it helps me out a lot every morning and it's kind of cheap. If you want to use the Sponsor ID I used just email me through ebay or at: onlyhealthystuff@yahoo.com

I love my dogs-and love to cook. I did a lot of research on the dietary needs of dogs and read the ingredients on the best dog foods out there-they still fell short! I made my own recipe and my dogs love it-they look and act healthier by miles! Not only that but the 2 Vet's I use have approved this recipe as superior. I am wondering if there are any people here in dog-chat who would like the recipe-I am not selling anything-just love dogs! You make a months batch and put them in freezer to microwave bags-not at all time consuming. Let me know, thanks to all for your posts! Michelle. P.S. it's also much cheaper!!!!

Do you know that worms reduce what goes into you landfill therefore reducing the amount of Methane gas givin off by the landfill. Methane gas is a lot more dangerous than carbon dioxide. This is just one of the things worms do for us. there are many more beside fishing,

For more information go to my blog at Today.com or my website www.berwickwormfarm.com

Hi fellow tea lovers! I'm sure we all know that when it comes to drinking loose herbal teas, we want to be sure that everything is free from irradiation, pesticides, and other chemical treatment before putting it into our bodies. The only thing is that it is difficult and time consuming to track down all that information and be sure that the product is actually 100% USDA certified organic. Fortunately, I happened to stumble across a wonderful organically certified supplier from a farm in Oregon several years ago and began reselling their herbs and botanicals in smaller quantities at my eBay store, Earth Friendly Herbals. I proudly offer only the best 100% usda organic or wildharvested herbs with less than 10% take for use as herbal teas, tinctures, culinary uses, and more! Check out my store at earthfriendlyherbals.com and save yourself the time and worry about whether your supply is really organic & chemical free (organic certificates available upon request). We'll also have tea bags and tea balls coming soon in case you're interested!

I have been gardening this way for several years now.
My organic journey began when I read Ruth Stout’s book No Work Garden Book. She used mulch on the entire garden. I began experimenting with several of her claims and found she has been right. Also, other authors that promoted ‘square foot gardening’ taught me that with the soil rich enough, plants could be put closer together.

We live in an area where there is an abundance of mulch material free for the asking. There are dozens of horse farms that need this mulch removed almost daily, they often have to have it hauled to land fills to get rid of the mulch. They will give it to you for free, but they usually do not have time to get it to you. Also, in the fall neighborhoods line the streets with brown paper bags full of organic material that can be used as mulch called leaves. Isn’t it amazing that people will bag these for me and put them at the street? I do not use grass clippings in my garden for several reasons. The main reason is that most yards have all kinds of chemicals put on them to control insects and different kinds of weeds.

This past year I have hauled about 70,000 pounds to my garden from nearby stables. I use my SUV with a trailer that holds about 81 cubic feet (3 cubic yards) and weights just over 2000 pounds per load. It takes me about 30 minutes to load, and 60 minutes to unload. I use a wheelbarrow to place it in my garden. Each fall I cover the summer crops with 6 inches of the horse farm ‘mulch’ and just put it on top of the plants for them to decompose and ‘mulch’ to compost for the spring planting. As the winter crops of spinach, collards, radishes, turnips, and mustard get too large, I take the mulch and put 6 inches over the top of the plants to start the process over. Three times a week for the 1½-hour that it takes to do this, is great exercise. There are no gym fees, nor payments for the storage of a Bo-flex machine.

For the past 5 years, no fertilizer, no commercial chemicals, no insecticides manufactured by chemical companies has been put in my garden. The mechanical tools have been a hoe, wheelbarrow, shovel, and occasionally a lawnmower to grind up the plants on the surface of the ground that have stopped producing. There has been no tilling, turning the soil, plowing to kill weeds nor any other mechanical machine used to cultivate the ground. The tillers are earthworms and other composting organisms, along with the 2 or 3 ‘chicken tractors’ that are constantly running. If the bugs are eating more than their share of my crops, a biodegradable soap and water spray is made to make them sick. I haven’t found a natural solution for the deer, raccoons, squirrels, and coyotes yet.

This year my garden has produced enough food for 15 families on a consistent weekly supply of about 10 pounds per family. The available food keeps changing because of the growth cycle of the vegetables. The families get squash, cucumbers, beans, tomatoes, peppers, and some butterbeans with corn and hopefully peas coming soon. Peas are tough to grow because the deer have an intense liking for them too. The deer must have an underground network that sends out messages when the peas are about ready to be picked. The present patch of peas has been ready 3 times and each time the peas get about 6 inches long, the deer visit and gather the crop.

This is my first article to share with you on organic gardening. I would like for anyone who has an interest in organic gardening to share your successful experiences with the rest of us. You are welcome to contact me at keisler1@bellsouth.net for a tour of my garden or pictures of my processes.

Do you enjoy coffee as black or with milk or sugar?

I often think what are good things about sustainable organic coffee.
-emerge emphasis on sustainable or organic coffees which have proved to be healthier and devoid of nasty pesticides and herbicides.
-maintain the beauty and tranquil environment.
-put back into the soil and eco-system and not to deplete.
-be able to experience very clear aftertaste

Since we are coffee grower and our aim here at Fincas Las Colonias (FLC coffee) is to set a high standard for our coffee, We do not want to compromise our aspiration to produce coffee that leaves you with the impression of excellence, yet with adventure.

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