fmd36

someone on FOX news just mentioned that IF the spring weather continues in its usual manner (Tornadoes in May) and IF they put a hole in the dike to relieve the water problem with the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, over 20% of prime farmland will be lost to growing in the early part of the season. And what about all those chickens that were killed? Being fragile "seniors" we decided to join a local co op...they do the work , we buy local and support a local farmer and it is all certified organic... Seemed like the best way for us (both in late 70's) to go. We will share with daughter and her family.

Painiacs

Good for u!!!! Wish we had something like that!!!!

bearisgray

it has been a very strange year for the weather - all over the USA

how about the rest of the world?

Hosta

the news today was saying next years strawberry crop is probably ruined because its too late to plant next years plants

Mimito2

When I was doing my grocery shopping last week the stocker commented that I was doing the right thing stocking up. I asked why he would say that (I was being sarcastic, my buggy was overflowing). He looked around to see if there was anyone in hearing distance... Then said. " YOU'd Better, It's getting hard for us to get enough food to stock the shelves."
I then really noticed that there were not as many veggies and a lot more condiments on the shelves and the selections were spaced wider & not filled to the back of the shelf. Guess I need to plant more garden.