Organic Gardening and Organic Food

The majority of the population of the US today is obese and unhealthy. The most inexpensive foods tend to have the highest fat content. To save money we purchase high fat foods. To top that off, our fat inducing food is tainted with pesticides, antibiotics, hormones and many times deadly bacteria. Our choices for fresh produce and vegetables and other food stuffs are limited to our local supermarkets, cheap fast food outlets or restaurants. The grocery stores and restaurants don’t tell you where your food comes from or how your food was grown and what pesticides and fertilizers were used to grow your food. Your grapes maybe from Argentina, your tomatoes from Chile and your beef from Mexico. Even when these foods come from the United States, that is no guarantee that e coli, salmonella, mad cow or some other as of yet unknown disease hasn’t infected them.

What’s the solution? An excellent solution is safe, nutritious and inexpensive food grown in your own garden. In today’s fast paced life most of us don’t have the time or the energy, and the available land and green thumb to plant our own garden;and also be able to harvest nutritious, delicious and safe food for your family. Up to about 50 years ago, gardening was very important for most families. Growing up in central Mississippi on a small farm, I know it was for my family. Our garden provided much needed nutrition at a low cost, and our family knew where our food came from. We had chickens and eggs, cows with fresh milk and butter and pigs and pork we raised ourselves. We knew it was safe food for our family to eat. Today very few families can afford the luxury, time or energy that a garden would take.

SO What Is The Answer? Organic food for free… If you could have your own organic garden full of organic veggies, have access to thousands of safe organic food priced at store prices or lower, and have them delivered to your own front door; thenI have to ask… Why are you still driving to the store for a bag of chips and soda? Want to know how? Click here to find out more about my organic gardening.