Celebrate “culture” in agriculture & share skills like growing, cooking, canning
-
Kurt
- Male
- Port Elgin, Ontario
- Canada
- The Stew: A Potluck Member Blog (1)
- Posts in Category (11)
- Events
- Join Groups (4)
- Photos (22)
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Kurt's Groups
-
The Brewers Pub - Sit an…
76 members
-
Homegrown Cookin!
211 members
-
Urban Gardeners
309 members
-
DIY - tips for how to do…
190 members
Kurt's Discussions
Has anyone heard about the book "Old is New again"
Started Jan 12, 2009
Fish Formula
4 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kurt Nov 26, 2008.
Kurt's Page
Latest Activity
Kurt posted a blog postThe future of food
I tried to get the documentation "The Future of Food" in different Viedo stores in my area. Either I was told they were not allowed to sell or rent them or they weren't taken off the shelf(in my town through the owner of the grocry store). Finally I got a copy through a friend.Now what can be done legally to make people aware about the food situation and how unhealthy it is to buy food in big stores?See More
Kurt joined John F. Houpt II, PhD's group
The Brewers Pub - Sit and raise your glass with friends!
If you are a brewer, a lover of home brew beer, or just interested in making beer or wine at home, this is your place. I do not support anyone provider of brewing items, but the community. I brew what tastes good to me and so should you. PROST!See More
Profile Information
- What kind of HOMEGROWN are you?
- Cube Farmer, Fill in the Blank
- Fill in the blank:
- Life for Nature
- A bit about me:
- I moved to Canada a few years ago from Germany.
Having worked there in the car industry wasn't nice all the time.Thanks to God I still could have a few acres to work with my horses (after getting my German Trainer license) and grow a bit of my own stuff.
After beeing to Ontario several times in the early 1980's and then later on in 2000 I decided its time to change something.Finally I moved here.
Now I'm taking care of an 100acre farm, grow gras for hay, veggies and healthy soil.
Isn't the soil the most important thing if you wanna heve
sucess in growing crops keeping animals?
When I first moved here I started with a friend just using
a natural Plantfood he brought over from his great grandfather when they moved from France.
I gave it a try and for sure without any commercial fertilizers my plants were getting healthier as ever, the fruits tasted a lot better and the digestable protein in pasture and hayfeldswent up amazing.
Then I started out mixing my own all natural insectrepellent (a recipe a found in my grandfahters box)
Well so I keep my own simple lifestyle.Any questions? just ask.
- Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
- Homgrown beef roast with sweet potatoes
- Currently reading:
- Willies Tao
- Currently listening to:
- country music
- My latest DIY project:
- renovating in the barn to produce my own horse bedding and pellets for the pellet stove
- Web site I recommend:
- http://www.freewebs.com/waymorenaturalservices
Kurt's Photos
Kurt's Blog
The future of food
I tried to get the documentation "The Future of Food" in different Viedo stores in my area. Either I was told they were not allowed to sell or rent them or they weren't taken off the shelf(in my town through the owner of the grocry store). Finally I got a copy through a friend.
Now what can be done legally to make people aware about the food situation and how unhealthy it is to buy food in big stores?
Now what can be done legally to make people aware about the food situation and how unhealthy it is to buy food in big stores?
Posted on February 9, 2009 at 4:25pm
Badge
Latest from FARM AID
© 2013 Created by HOMEGROWN.org.
Comment Wall (6 comments)
You need to be a member of HOMEGROWN to add comments!
Join HOMEGROWN
Keep supporting Homegrown.
LOVE IS...PEACE,
Rita Brown