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FREE FOOD !

Find out how you can get your own free food, and, make money from getting your free food.

All the most simple and easiest ways to grow your own food without the effort and work you would expect.

Also free weight loss, with no diet, no effort, and no cost.

30 years of research has gone into this book to show you just how easy it is to loose weight without dieting, starving or effort.

I have included the foods that help you to loose weight, and the secrets the weight loss industry do not want you to know.

I will give a money back guarantee on my No Diet Weight loss book, as it works better, easier and faster than everything else, and at almost no cost at all, the things you need you can buy from any supermarket very cheaply.

I also feel that one of the most important things you can ever do for your body is to eat "JUST PICKED" foods everyday if possible, as I firmly believe there is something like a "natural life giving energy" or an enzyme that is vital to good health and re-generation of cells in the body.

For just $10 au, and I will email it it to you immediately, and you can join my site for weekly updates and newsletters with all the best new hints, tips and ideas, as well as personal advice via email or phone.

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About me.

My life time passion has been to teach people to grow their own food in the best ways possible for the highest quality and maximum vitamin content.

Since I was under the age of 8 years old I was obsessed with growing my own vegetables ad fruit. I was known as that odd child that was always giving away buckets of tomato's or giving everyone gardening advice.
I constantly suprised adults with my plant knowledge and the names for them.

Since I was 13years old, I have been researching and developing the ideas and plans for a "food forest" or what I will call a "FORAGE AND FEAST" where people can come and pick and eat their own, while they see and learn the easiest, simplest, and best ways they can grow their own in limited spaces, for suprising little or no cost !

I know in my heart and soul that if I do get a chance to develop my FORAGE AND FEAST how I want to do it, on a major highway, for the free advertising and exposure, that it will become a world wide attraction. I know my stuff more than anyone can imagine, it is my passion, with a passion, and my vast studies, thoughts, theory's and concepts has astounded scientists, university professors, lecturers, farmers, orchardists, market gardeners as well as ordinary people, and I know I have earnt their admiration and respect for the aquired knowledge of a lifetime.
I am also passionate about natropathy, and any forms of natural healing and therapies, and feel that horticulture, permaculure, and natural and herbal remedies all tie in together with my

I feel so humbled at the gifts of knowledge I have aquired during my life, and this was because of my overwhelming passion to learn as much as I possibly can about plants, gardens, nature and the best way to work with nature and the elements, not against it.
I am a lateral thinker, and often look at things in a different way, I look at the bigger broader picture, while keeping things as simple and as easy as possible.

FREE FOOD IN A LARGER SCALE
In Australia, every year millions of dollars are spent and lost on what is called an enviornmental disaster, called "rabbits" There is a huge cost in giving rabbits diseases like miximatosis and calicivirus that cause the animals to die horrible and agonising deaths, and then the meat and fur is just left to rot and be wasted, quite foolish and senseless really when we shoukd be eating the meat, which is an extremely healthy, no cholesterol, no fat, and no hormones or chemicals fed to them. In fact we should look at rabbits as a natural resourse that replenish themselves.
The major benefits to this are, the is no set up or management costs. They don't need to be fed as they self feed, but giving feed for a few weeks before trapping will bring more and fatter rabbits. Then the furs could be used to get a tanning industry running well enough to export rabbit fur coats, rabbit fur jackets, rabbit for bedsreads, rabbit fur gloves, rabbit fur hats, rabbit fur cushions, the list could go on and on.
When the animal activists and greenies get on their band wagons about the cruelty to animals and against wearing fur, they need to be reminded that as it is now they are culled but poisoning them to die an agonising death, and all that is good and usable is wasted, at least this way they will die a quick painless death and all is not in vain as they provide food and clothing. Even if the Aussies are too fussy to eat rabbit, we can at least export the meat, and sell it cheap to the countries where there is food shortages. A tanning industry can easily be started by using sentenced prisoners, or people that owe money for fines for the labor work.
Kangaroo's are the same as rabbits, they become such a problem with there being too many in places, that they have to be culled, they are killed and left to waste, just like rabbits. Australia shoud be tanning the kangaroo skins and exporting them all over the world as kangaroo floor rugs, kangaroo coats, jackets, seat covers, bedspreads, and a multitude of other uses. The meat is also another export opportunity in countries that have little money or food shortages. It makes more sense to send this food instead of cash to the poorer countries where people are starving instead of wasting it.
With the vast areas of perfectly usable land in Australia doing nothing, it could easily be used for growing food to feed the over populated countries that don't have the soil quality or land space for growing their own.
As far as improving the soil quality, that can be so easily done by saving and protecting the environment by simply pumping the raw toilet sewerage inland, to grow timber trees in it before using it for food production, by then I am sure any viruses or diseases would be well and truely composted and gone. As it is now, all this raw toilet sewerage is pumped into the ocean to polloute and toxify it, no viruses or diseases are made safe, how do we know there is not AIDS in the seafood we are eating that have fed on this highly toxic diseased, but after composting, nutritious fertilizer we put in their environment.
If we really were concerned about water issues, we would never pump this or any other toxic chemicals into the oceans.

Following is a preview of some of this little easy to read and understand book.

Permanent Potatoes
You need 5 old tyres, newspaper, compost, manure, vegetable scraps, straw.
Place a thick wad of newspaper down where you are going to put them, then put a tyre on top. Put some manure and compost in the bottom then the seed potatoes or potatoes that have grown shoots, and cover with more compost then straw. Water in well, and as top of plant grows taller, fill the tyre with more straw, compost, vegetable scraps and a hand full of cow or chicken manure occasionally, or water with the water from sheep manure, never the raw manure. Another good way to water them is to occasionally wash your dishes in a bowl and give them the water from it. Most gardens love the washing water. As the plants grow taller and taller, keep covering them leaving only about the top 6 inches, or 15 cm of leaves above the soil. This is because the potatoes don't grow from the roots, they grow from in between the leaf nodes. Potatoes and tomatoes are the same plant family, and grow the same, the only difference is that if the "fruit" on potatoes are exposed to sunlight, they either don't develop properly, or they are poisonous, so if you imagine a tomato plant and how it fruits, a potato is the same only you have to keep covering the fruit from the bottom up. By the time the tyres are 4 or 5 high, the top of the plant will die, keep watering until you can dig down into the top tyre and feel the potatoes, then, you place a second wad of newspaper next to you potato stack, and when you take the top tyre off, it starts a new one all over again. Do not unstack the potato stack, just take what you need as you use them, because while they are still in the ground, they will not go off, they stay fresh.
If you are growing them on the ground, you can just keep laying down the top of the plants and covering them with compost, a little manure and straw.
Never grow potatoes and tomatoes together as they can cross pollinate, and the tomatoes will be poisonous.
Tomato and potato leaves are both very toxic, but they can be used as a pesticide, thats FREE, all you need to do is soak a pile of leaves in a bucket of water, leave it for a few days to a week, then put in a spray bottle and use. Do not use on anything you are about to eat.

Vinegar in the Garden
Here is a very cheap and effective cure to all mould or mildew diseases, just add some vinegar to water at a rate of about 10 to 1, and spray. Works exceptionally well on downy mildew on snow peas, zuccini, grapes, or anything that is getting mould from being too wet, but remember that it can affect the ph levels in the soil, so its a good idea to add a little lime or ash and charcoal to the garden to sweeten the soil.
This also works brilliantly on grapes too, in fact the perfect cure for mould, mildew or botrytis. Best part is, [other than costing less than $1 to treat min of 5-10 vines], the usual chemicals to fix it has a 10 day with holding period, [cant use, pick or eat, too toxic still] and by then, you may have lost the whole crop. Vinegar is totally natural and completely safe, and, its made from grapes !

Honey is also great in the garden too, its the best thing I have found to dip cuttings in to ensure a good strike rate, and its the best instant remedy for bee stings, but you need to put it on immediately to make it most effective. Honey has anti-bacterial properties, as well as a growth stimulus for plants.

Snails
Create a border around area you want protected with sawdust, as snails cant travel over it. Inside area, put bowls of water or beer out over night, as snails are nocturnal, and they will fall in and drown.

With poultry it creates a win-win-win-win situation, you cant loose, Ducks, geese and guinea fowl will all seek out and eat snails as well as other caterpillars, weevils, grubs and bugs in the garden, while they are adding some natural organic manure at the same time With poultry it creates a win-win-win-win situation, you cant loose Major benefits are -they seek out and eat snails and bugs -they fertilize -you get eggs from them -you get meat from them -they eat all damaged and fallen fruit preventing fruit fly -they scratch up the ground so there is less weeds -geese make excellent guard dogs -if you let then sit on eggs, they multiply .
If you have lots of foxes in your area, have bantams instead, as they are better in escaping.

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or send me an email
aaangel22@hotmail.com or
lisaquain@yahoo.com.au
0406 166 222

free food

Anonymous — Sat, 09 May 2009 07:32:47 CDT

Book 4
FREE FOOD

For the very first introduction to this book feel I need to point out that the average small home and yard, can very easily grow enough food to feed four other households. There is no reason why the average small yard can not feed your family FOR FREE ! , The average suburban garden and family can not only grow their own fresh free healthy organic food, while getting healthier, wealthier and wiser, but with selling, trading or using as a bartering tool, there is no reason why you cant make money or profit from growing your own free food.
I could write 10 books at least on all the benefits you can get from growing your own food, but I know big thick books scare people off reading them, so I am trying to keep it as short, simple, informative and easy to read and understand as possible.
The main reason behind making it as simplified as possible. is because you WILL ACTUALLY DO IT ! because it wont be so daunting and complicated, I will tell you all the very best ever garden secrets ever, GUARANTEED !
What I aim to do is give you all the best and most important secrets possible, in the simplest and easiest way to understand and apply. This will encourage you to go and spend a couple of hours preparing you garden, then just 10 minutes a day or 20 minutes 2 or 3 times a week.
Thats all ! Honestly ! I know you will think this is unbelievable, but believe me, its true.
One of the best kept secrets to guaranteed success is to grow some food in your front garden. You would be very surprised how nice a flower bed can look with a parsley and carrot [but I also like to include "blue eyes Lobelia" for the startling vibrant color] border, eggplants, capsicums, chili, broccoli, silver beet, beetroot, garlic, mixed in with flowers like marigolds and roses. The roses will love it too, especially the garlic close by as it will help chase the aphids away. Carrots make a lovely border to a flower bed,and carrots and parsley next to each other or alternated looks quite eye catching. There are lots of different herbs you can also use for hedging, like commonly used rosemary, or lavender, but if you get adventurous there is so many other food things you can grow instead of non edible plants. Try alternatives for lawn or ground cover areas, thyme, mints, oregano or many other herbs will do the same job as something else that you cant eat.
Companion Planting I have studied companion planting in depth my whole life and it really does make a difference. To sum it up as simply and easily as possible, just follow a simple rule of thumb, "If you usually eat it together, you can grow it together" My most startling example of this is corn and beans, and seeing it in action will excite you.
When corn seedlings are about 5 or 6 inches or 10 to 15 cm high, plant either side a bean seed, yellow butter beans or purple kings are best as you can see them to pick them easier than green beans. Corn are very heavy feeders and need lots of nitrogen, and beans "fix" nitrogen in the soil making it available for other plants to uptake, then in return, the beans need something to climb on, and they climb the corn stalks, keeping them looking neater, and when the beans are ready, they sit out making them easier to find and pick. Snow peas or any peas will do the same, but purple king beans looks so good you would want it in your front garden flower bed. Tomatoes and basil go perfect together, and if growing them in a front flower bed use purple ruffles basil. Grow any of your Mediterranean herbs with your tomatoes, as they all help to keep the bugs away while helping to improve the flavor of the tomatoes. For strawberries to make them fruit profusely, grow borage herb with them, and eat the flowers, Yum ! perfect for womens PMT problems, yarrow tea is also good for period pain, and that too looks delightful in a front flower bed.
Food to purchase that come with seed you can grow from pumpkin capsicum tomatoes cucumbers melons beans paw paw zucchini
easiest ways to grow the best -; permanent potatoes carrots corn-beans tomatoes-basil pumpkins herbs
Instant Gardens Spring onions, pineapple tops, punnets of seedlings

Super Quick growers
bok choy radish cucumbers butter crunch lettuce mignonette lettuce water cress

easiest organic pest or disease control
sawdust tomato leaves in water methylated spirits bleach chili powder pepper bran chickens bantams ducks geese guinea pea fowl vinegar
weed control
plastic carpet underlay lino fertilize lots steam
Land clearing alternatives goats sheep pigs rabbits
Water cleaning water chestnuts crushed limestone charcoal reeds aquaculture yabbies koonacs marron perch trout reverse osmosis
For salinity
Reverse osmosis more plantings of salt loving plants like pandanas, salt bush, salt water couch grass, salt water sheoaks

Permanent Potatoes
You need 5 old tyres, seed potatoes or potatoes with shoots, newspaper, compost, manure, vegetable scraps, straw.
Place a thick wad of newspaper down where you are going to put them, then put a tyre on top. Put some manure and compost in the bottom then the seed potatoes or potatoes that have grown shoots, and cover with more compost then straw. Water in well, and as top of plant grows taller, fill the tyre with more straw, compost, vegetable scraps and a hand full of cow or chicken manure occasionally, or water with the water from sheep manure, never the raw manure. Another good way to water them is to occasionally wash your dishes in a bowl and give them the water from it. Most gardens love the washing water. As the plants grow taller and taller, keep covering them leaving only about the top 6 inches, or 15 cm of leaves above the soil. This is because the potatoes don't grow from the roots, they grow from in between the leaf nodes. Potatoes and tomatoes are the same plant family, and grow the same, the only difference is that if the "fruit" on potatoes are exposed to sunlight, they either don't develop properly, or they are poisonous, so if you imagine a tomato plant and how it fruits, a potato is the same only you have to keep covering the fruit from the bottom up. By the time the tyres are 4 or 5 high, the top of the plant will die, keep watering until you can dig down into the top tyre and feel the potatoes, then, you place a second wad of newspaper next to you potato stack, and when you take the top tyre off, it starts a new one all over again. Do not unstack the potato stack, just take what you need as you use them, because while they are still in the ground, they will not go off, they stay fresh.
If you are growing them on the ground, you can just keep laying down the top of the plants and covering them with compost, a little manure and straw.
Never grow potatoes and tomatoes together as they can cross pollinate, and the tomatoes will be poisonous.
Tomato and potato leaves are both very toxic, but they can be used as a pesticide, thats FREE, all you need to do is soak a pile of leaves in a bucket of water, leave it for a few days to a week, then put in a spray bottle and use. Do not use on anything you are about to eat.
Vinegar in the Garden
Here is a very cheap and effective cure to all mould or mildew diseases, just add some vinegar to water at a rate of about 10 to 1, and spray. Works exceptionally well on downy mildew on snow peas, zucchini, grapes, or anything that is getting mould from being too wet, but remember that it can affect the ph levels in the soil, so its a good idea to add a little lime or ash and charcoal to the garden to sweeten the soil

Snails
Create a border around area you want protected with sawdust, as snails cant travel over it. Inside area, put bowls of water or beer out over night, as snails are nocturnal, and they will fall in and drown.
Slaters and Pillbugs
These can be eradicated from the garden in the simplest and easiest organic method possible. the best way is use the peel off half an orange or cardboard or paper container about the same size, and fill it with plain ordinary unprocessed or black and gold bran. Also place not too far away some tiny containers of water. What will happen is they will eat the bran, have a drink, and when the bran swells up, they burst, thus helping to improve the organic matter in the soil to feed the plants with, instead of feeding the plants to the insects.
Water repellent soil The reason why some soils will not absorb water and it pools on top and does not soak through is because Australian native plants have a very high oil content, and the oils cause the water to repel. Easy fixed for free, use the water from the washing machine to water, and the soap will break down the oils, so the water will absorb better and the soil will hold moisture for the plants. The expensive way to fix it is sprinkle half a small hand full per square metre of cheap laundry powder, black and gold is probably the best, as it does not have all the other additives, and its the cheapest ! Water in well.

With poultry it creates a win-win-win-win situation, you cant loose Ducks, geese and guinea fowl will all seek out and eat snails as well as other caterpillars, weevils, grubs and bugs in the garden, while they are adding some natural organic manure at the same time With poultry it creates a win-win-win-win situation, you cant loose Major benefits are -they seek out and eat snails and bugs -they fertilize -you get eggs from them -you get meat from them -they eat all damaged and fallen fruit preventing fruit fly -they scratch up the ground so there is lees weeds -geese make excellent guard dogs -if you let then sit on eggs, they multiply
Fruit Orchards I have always thought that all vegetable gardens and fruit orchards should be in very large pens, where you alternately run poultry
Soil Improvers The thing I recomend above and beyond all else is BLACK SOIL CONDITIONER, remember this vital ingredient, its probably the best thing you can do for you garden. It helps to retain moisture and nutrients. Other than that the next best things are peat, mushroom compost, or any compost rather than none, and cow manure or a blend of chicken manure and sawdust together. The reason it is important to have good quality soil, is not only will you have better quality healthier produce, faster, but you will also have far less weeds. It is vital to have good quality soil to grow your produce in, and the most important thing to do is ensure the plants can get all the nutrients they need for optimun growth and vitamin content of the food you are going to eat. The other reason for needing good quality soil is that the plants are far less prone to significant pest and disease problems.

Water repellent soil The reason why some soils will not absorb water and it pools on top and does not soak through is because Australian native plants have a very high oil content, and the oils cause the water to repel. Easy fixed for free, use the water from the washing machine to water, and the soap will break down the oils, so the water will absorb better and the soil will hold moisture for the plants. The expensive way to fix it is sprinkle half a small hand full per square metre of cheap laundry powder, black and gold is probably the best, as it does not have all the other additives, and its the cheapest ! Water in well.

Best Ever Quirky Tips and Hints To make passionfruit flower and fruit profusely, feed them with stale bread or beer.
To have the best lemons, do whay the oldies did and plant them where men will pee on them. Never plant seeds deeper then 2 or 3 times the actual size of the seed, or they wont germinate. A tiny seed 2 inches or more deep wont come up.
The best rooting or striking hormone to use is honey.

Soil or Ground Problems Don't throw weeds in the bin, bury them deep down so they improve the soil quality, its free organic matter to build the soil.
For areas of hard rocky stoney ground, build the ground up on top, instead of digging into it. For heavy hard clay areas use gypsum or clay breaker, then build up on top.
For sandy depleted soils add lots of organic matter, manure, compost and very important, add black soil conditioner.
The best quickest and easiest no dig vegetable garden
2 pieces of old roofing iron bent into "L" joined together on their sides and held in place with 4 star pickets to make a rectangle. put down for a base thick thick newspaper, without the glossy inserts, mage it at least 4inches deep. Then put a layer of green vegetable manure, weeds, lawn clippings, vegetable scraps Then a thick deep layer of straw or better still pea straw. Then a layer of cow manure or well composted manure and mushroom compost, followed by more straw. Finally plant seeds and seedlings into clumps of potting mix with black soil conditioner, and water in well adding more soil conditioner if needed.
This can all be done in a few hours, very very easily !

FREE FOOD IN A LARGER SCALE
In Australia, every year millions of dollars are spent and lost on what is called an enviornmental disaster, called "rabbits" There is a huge cost in giving rabbits diseases like miximatosis and calicivirus that cause the animals to die horrible and agonising deaths, and then the meat and fur is just left to rot and be wasted, quite foolish and senseless really when we shoukd be eating the meat, which is an extremely healthy, no cholesterol, no fat, and no hormones or chemicals fed to them. In fact we should look at rabbits as a natural resourse that replenish themselves.
The major benefits to this are, the is no set up or management costs. They don't need to be fed as they self feed, but giving feed for a few weeks before trapping will bring more and fatter rabbits. Then the furs could be used to get a tanning industry running well enough to export rabbit fur coats, rabbit fur jackets, rabbit for bedsreads, rabbit fur gloves, rabbit fur hats, rabbit fur cushions, the list could go on and on.
When the animal activists and greenies get on their band wagons about the cruelty to animals and against wearing fur, they need to be reminded that as it is now they are culled but poisoning them to die an agonising death, and all that is good and usable is wasted, at least this way they will die a quick painless death and all is not in vain as they provide food and clothing. Even if the Aussies are too fussy to eat rabbit, we can at least export the meat, and sell it cheap to the countries where there is food shortages. A tanning industry can easily be started by using sentenced prisoners, or people that owe money for fines for the labor work.
Kangaroo's are the same as rabbits, they become such a problem with there being too many in places, that they have to be culled, they are killed and left to waste, just like rabbits. Australia shoud be tanning the kangaroo skins and exporting them all over the world as kangaroo floor rugs, kangaroo coats, jackets, seat covers, bedspreads, and a multitude of other uses. The meat is also another export opportunity in countries that have little money or food shortages. It makes more sense to send this food instead of cash to the poorer countries where people are starving instead of wasting it.
With the vast areas of perfectly usable land in Australia doing nothing, it could easily be used for growing food to feed the over populated countries that don't have the soil quality or land space for growing their own.
As far as improving the soil quality, that can be so easily done by saving and protecting the environment by simply pumping the raw toilet sewerage inland, to grow timber trees in it before using it for food production, by then I am sure any viruses or diseases would be well and truely composted and gone. As it is now, all this raw toilet sewerage is pumped into the ocean to polloute and toxify it, no viruses or diseases are made safe, how do we know there is not AIDS in the seafood we are eating that have fed on this highly toxic diseased, but after composting, nutritious fertilizer we put in their environment.
If we really were concerned about water issues, we would never pump this or any other toxic chemicals into the oceans.

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lisaquain@yahoo.com. — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 04:49:41 CST

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