Wind Turbine Plant Disease Preventer

  Now a days, people are resorting to energy sources like wind and solar. But aside from the immediate pleasure of your own electricity, it may actually prevent fungal diseases, see link below:

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/01/wind-turbines-help-crops-absorb-more-co2-fight-fungi-infections.php

Today's Fresh Food from the Garden

Hers are some more corn, strawberries, and tomatoes I just picked:

A feast no, a hearty meal yes.

Today's Fresh Food from the Garden

And here is another beautiful ear of corn:

It looks like I bought it. But rest assured, I didn't.

Today's Fresh Food from the Garden

   Well it's been a while but it payed off, one of my cantaloupes were ALMOST ready, but the vine snapped so it wasn't as sweet as one that is ready, but it's good:

Today's Pests from the Garden

No garden is perfect. On the corn leaf there are small aphids, and the big one is everyone's favorite, the garden snail fattened on one of my tomatoes... YUCK!:

   But your garden doesn't have to turn out this way, by applying Sluggo (for snails and slugs), spraying the plants with a hard stream of water and introducing ladybugs (for aphids), things will be taken care of.

Today's Fresh Food from the Garden

Here are eight small round tomatoes and one rectangular big one (bottom right):

Today's Fresh Food from the Garden

My first staple crop... corn! Look here:

This is just ONE of the ears on my stalk!

Today's Fresh Food from the Garden

I don't care how you say it, Tom-ate-toe, Tom-ought-toe, There are a lot of tomatoes here:

 And my cantaloupes... never better: