Oh, andrew, andrew, andrew....



Pesticides are in our soil, our water, our bodies and probably in the air in some places. It's possible to avoid using them in our homes and in our gardens. Are pesticides really as necessary as the companies who make them would have us believe?

SOZT
No. They paint a picture that any germ, and bug, any weed is a problem. Yet other cultures learn to utilize or eat bacteria or insects or weeds. It is the nasty profit motive at play.
EOZT


yes, absolutely true

plants grow in nature without ANY chemicals, ad do pretty good.

furthermore, they grow naturally without ANY human "help".

im sure our crops can do the same with no or very little human help.

if not - why should we not turn to growing these very "weeds" that do better than our so very tender and gentle crops?


and, there is this thing called Indian Way of gardening, where North American Natives did not ever dig ground, but made holes using stick or finger and just drop seeds there. they also put into the soil every organic "byproducts" of their household - both plant and animal remains


It's going to be really hard to grow anything when the entire Earth's surface heats up during the "pole shift" and wipes out everything on the surface. Assuming you miraculously survive, there will be very little atmosphere according to the "Zetas" so good luck with that.