This is vital.  I am a farmer and
feel that we need to be aware
that we are a steward of the land.

Now, the old time farmers
considered themselves–
stewards of the land
knowing that the soil’s been here
long before the farmer,
and it’s going to be here long
after we’re gone. 

As the soil passes from
generation to generation,
it’s all of our duties
to preserve it for the next generation.


So I think it’s important to keep all of these
modern miracle chemicals completely away from
our soil.  We don’t want to damage it. 
We want to keep improving it.

It’s been said that there was four feet of
top soil when Europeans first came to this
continent.  And because of our mis-use and
greed of trying to get everything out of
the ground that we could, because of our
poor farming habits in the past, erosion,
destruction by chemicals and pesticides,
it’s believed today that our average top
soil in this country is one foot.  So we’ve
already wasted three-quarter’s of our top soil.

I think its the duty of all of us to try to
build back what we’ve destroyed.

Lee

www.organichomegardener.com

:)

My two favorite gardners on the planet.

Such blessings to the planet, are you both.

Love,

J

ALL the world's problems can be solved in a garden…

YES, for the love of nature:)