Yeah, I got a thing for growing vegetables.
You’re probably going to see more of these posts in the coming months, so if they’re too boring, don’t read ‘em… Continue reading
Yeah, I got a thing for growing vegetables.
You’re probably going to see more of these posts in the coming months, so if they’re too boring, don’t read ‘em… Continue reading
If you read my article about Monsanto Corp. and Genetically Modified food (GMO’s) that is being provided to us in our supermarkets, you might want to start a garden of your own. Continue reading
For those of us who live in Northampton County, we don’t hear a lot of news about fracking being used in the oil and gas industry. That’s because most of the fracking being done in Pennsylvania is taking place in its western and northern counties.
For those unfamiliar with “fracking,” other than it being used as an expletive that replaced the F-bomb word on a science fiction series years ago, fracking is far more than a curse word. Although, using it as such in relation to how it is affecting our ecology and health is appropriate. Continue reading
This past growing season I planted a garden in my backyard. I had a friend come in with a 4′ wide tiller and turn over an area about 20′ x 24′. I then ordered a few cubic yards of organic soil from a local nursery. I created my garden for a number of reasons. Continue reading
West Easton is hosting a spring cleaning for all those items with a plug that isn’t allowed on normal trash days. You’ll be able to get rid of them on April 27th by bringing them to the Borough Hall parking lot. This “Anything With A Plug” Event is open to everyone. Even those who reside outside the Borough of West Easton. Continue reading
Here are simple ways you can save yourself money and go green. Though some of them may take money to get started, the long term savings will pay back your initial outlay and you’ll see the savings in the form of reduced bills. Continue reading