Comments for Food Supply Gardening http://foodsupplygardening.com How to Grow Your Own Food Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:44:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Fall Food Supply Garden by Wiebke, gärtnerei in münchen http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/06/the-fall-food-supply-garden/#comment-40 Wiebke, gärtnerei in münchen Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:44:03 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=77#comment-40 It's really a cool and helpful piece of info. I am happy that you shared this helpful info with us. Please keep us informed like this. Thanks for sharing. It’s really a cool and helpful piece of info. I am happy that you shared this helpful info with us. Please keep us informed like this. Thanks for sharing.

]]> Comment on A Good Beginner Organic Gardening Book by Your Questions About Gardening Organic Gardening Supplies - Vegetable Gardening Made Easy - Back Yard Vegetable Gardening http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/04/a-good-beginner-organic-gardening-book/#comment-31 Your Questions About Gardening Organic Gardening Supplies - Vegetable Gardening Made Easy - Back Yard Vegetable Gardening Tue, 18 Oct 2011 09:50:54 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=39#comment-31 Enjoying your articles. Thanks Enjoying your articles. Thanks

]]> Comment on Canning Peaches from Your Food Supply Gardening by Get Your Food Supply Gardening Canning Supplies Now | Food Supply Gardening http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/07/canning-peaches-from-your-food-supply-gardening/#comment-26 Get Your Food Supply Gardening Canning Supplies Now | Food Supply Gardening Sat, 10 Sep 2011 12:20:47 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=102#comment-26 [...] is time to get your food supply gardening canning supplies now. Part of the joy of growing your own food is canning the bounty for the [...] [...] is time to get your food supply gardening canning supplies now. Part of the joy of growing your own food is canning the bounty for the [...]

]]> Comment on Canning Your Food Supply Gardening Green Beans by celticozarkian http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/07/canning-your-food-supply-gardening-green-beans/#comment-25 celticozarkian Tue, 23 Aug 2011 12:03:58 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=121#comment-25 Thanks David, that part did not make complete sense. I appreciate your comments. Thanks David, that part did not make complete sense. I appreciate your comments.

]]> Comment on Canning Your Food Supply Gardening Green Beans by David http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/07/canning-your-food-supply-gardening-green-beans/#comment-24 David Sun, 14 Aug 2011 18:42:51 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=121#comment-24 You appear to repeat "Now add just a bit more water to make sure your beans are covered. Use a cake spatula or butter knife to gently remove any bubbles you see. Wipe the rim of the jar with a clean towel, and place a lid on the top of the jar. Then you put a ring on, and tighten to just a hand tight level. Don’t over tighten the ring. In addition, don’t try to tighten the rings after the canning is done either. They can break the jar easily. Slowly and carefully pour boiling water into the jar just covering the green beans. Use a plastic spatula to remove any noticeable air bubbles. Wipe the rim and place the flat lid and screw band tightly onto the jar. Don’t twist the lid on with all your might, just snug them making sure they’re tight." And near the bottom for the article, you mean to say "Getting" but you typed "Betting." And where you're talking about the pressure cooker, you say to add 4 jars, but it may be important to say "add 4 jars filled with beans" Thanks for the article. Just wanted to let you know about these. Please delete this comment You appear to repeat “Now add just a bit more water to make sure your beans are covered. Use a cake spatula or butter knife to gently remove any bubbles you see. Wipe the rim of the jar with a clean towel, and place a lid on the top of the jar. Then you put a ring on, and tighten to just a hand tight level. Don’t over tighten the ring. In addition, don’t try to tighten the rings after the canning is done either. They can break the jar easily.

Slowly and carefully pour boiling water into the jar just covering the green beans. Use a plastic spatula to remove any noticeable air bubbles. Wipe the rim and place the flat lid and screw band tightly onto the jar. Don’t twist the lid on with all your might, just snug them making sure they’re tight.”

And near the bottom for the article, you mean to say “Getting” but you typed “Betting.” And where you’re talking about the pressure cooker, you say to add 4 jars, but it may be important to say “add 4 jars filled with beans”

Thanks for the article. Just wanted to let you know about these. Please delete this comment

]]> Comment on Canning Your Food Supply Gardening Green Beans by celticozarkian http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/07/canning-your-food-supply-gardening-green-beans/#comment-23 celticozarkian Tue, 09 Aug 2011 11:35:45 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=121#comment-23 Evan, thanks for the reply. I haved added a contact us page to the website, based on your comment. Right now, we do not want ads on the website. It is here primarily for information about how to grow your own food. Thanks, Ray Province Evan, thanks for the reply. I haved added a contact us page to the website, based on your comment. Right now, we do not want ads on the website. It is here primarily for information about how to grow your own food. Thanks, Ray Province

]]> Comment on Canning Your Food Supply Gardening Green Beans by Evan Hubert http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/07/canning-your-food-supply-gardening-green-beans/#comment-22 Evan Hubert Tue, 09 Aug 2011 07:26:43 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=121#comment-22 Hi! Sorry I write you via comments. But I could not find contact e-mail or feedback form on your site. We have enjoyed your articles and want to talk to you about placing some ad banners on your website. Hi!

Sorry I write you via comments. But I could not find contact e-mail or feedback form on your site. We have enjoyed your articles and want to talk to you about placing some ad banners on your website.

]]> Comment on Growing Green Beans for a Food Supply by Canning Your Food Supply Gardening Green Beans | Food Supply Gardening http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/04/growing-green-beans-for-a-food-supply/#comment-19 Canning Your Food Supply Gardening Green Beans | Food Supply Gardening Fri, 29 Jul 2011 23:54:23 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=33#comment-19 [...] How to grow your own food supply will get a whole lot easier as your skill at canning grows.  Pressure canning your food supply green beans can be one of the easiest vegetables to learn to can.  Having said that, keep a few green beans out for a fresh mess of green beans. This entry was posted in food supply gardening, food supply gardening equipment, how to grow your own food. Bookmark the permalink. ← How to Grow Your Own Food from Green Peppers [...] [...] How to grow your own food supply will get a whole lot easier as your skill at canning grows.  Pressure canning your food supply green beans can be one of the easiest vegetables to learn to can.  Having said that, keep a few green beans out for a fresh mess of green beans. This entry was posted in food supply gardening, food supply gardening equipment, how to grow your own food. Bookmark the permalink. ← How to Grow Your Own Food from Green Peppers [...]

]]> Comment on How to Grow Food: Lettuce by celticozarkian http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/04/how-to-grow-food-lettuce/#comment-18 celticozarkian Sat, 23 Jul 2011 22:04:27 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=55#comment-18 Sjef, thank you for the information you supplied in your comments about lettuce. I have never been a big head lettuce gardener, but I would be interested in trying your idea. It can add to my knowledge of how to grow food. Good luck with your website. Sjef, thank you for the information you supplied in your comments about lettuce. I have never been a big head lettuce gardener, but I would be interested in trying your idea. It can add to my knowledge of how to grow food. Good luck with your website.

]]> Comment on What is Food Supply Gardening? by How to Grow Your Own Food from Green Peppers | Food Supply Gardening http://foodsupplygardening.com/2011/04/what-is-food-supply-gardening/#comment-17 How to Grow Your Own Food from Green Peppers | Food Supply Gardening Sat, 23 Jul 2011 21:59:22 +0000 http://foodsupplygardening.com/?p=18#comment-17 [...] Another factor for choosing your food supply garden green peppers is the issue of hybrid versus heirloom.  Many of the store bought hybrid peppers do not do well for overall growth of a food supply. For one thing, the hybrid may be totally wrong for your area of the country (they are often grown and distributed all over the world).  Another issue is that peppers need to be kept growing well throughout their whole life.  When peppers at your local Walmart store become very root bound, it can stun the growth of the plant, thereby delaying your food supply. A good heirloom pepper can give you quality good, as well as seeds that can be grown again in another season, which is critical to food supply gardening. [...] [...] Another factor for choosing your food supply garden green peppers is the issue of hybrid versus heirloom.  Many of the store bought hybrid peppers do not do well for overall growth of a food supply. For one thing, the hybrid may be totally wrong for your area of the country (they are often grown and distributed all over the world).  Another issue is that peppers need to be kept growing well throughout their whole life.  When peppers at your local Walmart store become very root bound, it can stun the growth of the plant, thereby delaying your food supply. A good heirloom pepper can give you quality good, as well as seeds that can be grown again in another season, which is critical to food supply gardening. [...]

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