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Plastics
Remember this dialogue in The Graduate (1967)? Mr. McGuire: I want to say one word to you. Just one word. Benjamin (played by Dustin Hoffman): Yes, sir. Mr. McGuire: Are you listening? Benjamin: Yes, … more →
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Plastics
Home Grown Food Network wrote 7 months ago: Remember this dialogue in The Graduate (1967)? Mr. McGuire: I want to say one word to you. Just one … more →
Good crops and The Panic of 1873
Home Grown Food Network wrote 9 months ago: Surprisingly, economic historians are currently battling it out on whether the “circumstances … more →
Homeless get Free Voicemail
Home Grown Food Network wrote 11 months ago: Poor people are getting rough treatment “out there”. Residents consider the homeless to … more →
Mental Capital
Home Grown Food Network wrote 1 year ago: This morning I noticed the first tomato ( bottom right of pic beside the 11 of the date ) of our lat … more →
Blaming Bush for "The Bank Troubles"
Home Grown Food Network wrote 1 year ago: I was growing up in rural Ireland when the Russians first put their Sputnik spacecraft into space, a … more →
Easy, Free, Perennial (and Cool) Desert Food Garden in August
Home Grown Food Network wrote 1 year ago: August 2, 2008 Brenda Barnes, President, Home Grown Food Network, Inc. At least one of us had to sta … more →
First, You Must Empty Your Mind!
Home Grown Food Network wrote 1 year ago: If communicating with plants is a “come as you are” exercise, how come people always say … more →
Growing Desert Perennial Tomatoes and Peppers: Supporting Vegetable Plants with Recyclables
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Home Grown Food Network wrote 1 year ago: Growing Desert Perennial Tomatoes and Peppers: Supporting Vegetable Plants with Recyclables Brenda B … more →
Growing Perennial Tomatoes in the Desert, Part 3
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Home Grown Food Network wrote 1 year ago: Growing Perennial Tomatoes in the Desert, Part 3: Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny Brenda Barnes, Ho … more →
