News (Media Awareness Project) - US MT: LTE: Medical Marijuana: Switch To Growing Your Own Food |
Title: | US MT: LTE: Medical Marijuana: Switch To Growing Your Own Food |
Published On: | 2011-05-08 |
Source: | Missoulian (MT) |
Fetched On: | 2011-05-13 06:04:46 |
MEDICAL MARIJUANA: SWITCH TO GROWING YOUR OWN FOOD
I've been jealous of people who have set up growing operations
recently. If I had one, I'd have homegrown tomatoes and herbs
year-round! Since the future of these operations is set to be in
jeopardy here shortly, I say make homegrown lemonade out of this sour
situation.
It will be a lot less painful if something good can come out of this
disappointing situation. I have thought about the investment these
people have made and the debt many will have as a result, thinking
they were setting up a legitimate and sustainable business.
I'd like to suggest a massive grow-your-own-food movement as a result.
I'm sure it won't provide the income that alternative crops would
have, but it will help feed your family good, homegrown food.
Once you have grown a vegetable, harvested it, prepared and eaten it,
you'll be hooked. There is nothing like pulling out tomatoes you
canned or froze for a batch of chili in January.
Just a thought.
Laura D. Snyder
Missoula
I've been jealous of people who have set up growing operations
recently. If I had one, I'd have homegrown tomatoes and herbs
year-round! Since the future of these operations is set to be in
jeopardy here shortly, I say make homegrown lemonade out of this sour
situation.
It will be a lot less painful if something good can come out of this
disappointing situation. I have thought about the investment these
people have made and the debt many will have as a result, thinking
they were setting up a legitimate and sustainable business.
I'd like to suggest a massive grow-your-own-food movement as a result.
I'm sure it won't provide the income that alternative crops would
have, but it will help feed your family good, homegrown food.
Once you have grown a vegetable, harvested it, prepared and eaten it,
you'll be hooked. There is nothing like pulling out tomatoes you
canned or froze for a batch of chili in January.
Just a thought.
Laura D. Snyder
Missoula
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