John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you how you can make the healthiest kale chips (or any other leafy green vegetable chips) fast and easy.
In this episode, John explains what he will be doing with some of his winter-grown leafy green vegetables so he can get the nutrition out of the greens in his garden into him.
You will learn how you can easily make the most healthy kale chips using whole food ingredients in a food dehydrator.
You will discover all the ingredients that John uses to make his kale chips as well learn everything you wanted to ever know about making kale chips (or other leafy green vegetable chips at home).
John will share his tips on how to shorten the dehydration time when dehydrating your kale chips.
Finally, John will share with you the finished product, and how he eats them and how he stores them for the maximum amount of time.
After watching this episode, you will learn everything you need to know about making kale (or other leafy green vegetable chips). This is the most comprehensive video done on this subject at this time.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip to the 2012 National Hardware Show to visit the Lawn and Garden Pavilion to share with you the best new products that allow you to grow more vegetables at home more effectively. In this episode, you will learn about the best products at this years trade show. In this episode you will learn about
Emsco Group - City Pickers, Little Pickers, Hydro Pickers - Portable Soil and Soil-Less portable raised bed gardens for apartment / condo dwellers and also their Deck and Rail Porch Planter
Absco - Hexies Raised Bed Garden a simple, easy to assemble, tall metal raised bed gardening system that will soon be available in the USA.
Panacia - Features made in the USA made trellis, stakes and tomato cages of all shapes and sizes.
Grow it Now- Unique, Reusable Green House for individual plants that allow you to start your growing season earlier.
Romberg - Offers German Engineered Coconut Coir to ensure your success when starting your seedlings in this eco friendly, renewable peat moss alternative.
InGauge - The easiest soil moisture tested I have ever seen. Literally a dip stick for your soil.
iGrow - a Solar Powered Negative Ion Generator for your plants that may increase plant growth and discourage pests.
Eco Wood Products - Offers Eco Wood, a 100% natural, mineral based treatment to preserve the wood in your raised bed to prevent rotting. An environmentally friendly alternative to toxic paints and stains.
Polanter - A Vertical Growing Tube that has an integrated watering system so you can start growing more food on fences and walls.
Susquehanna Garden Concepts - Offers Made in the USA waist-height raised bed kits with no-rot bottoms to ensure years of use.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you his favorite source of carbon or browns for composting if you live in a city without or with very few trees and leaves. In this episode, you will learn about some alternatives to a very important ingredient to your compost pile: the carbon or browns that should be at a ratio of 2x more than the greens (food scraps). After watching this episode you will have some ideas you can use to make your own compost in the city.
To learn how to easily make compost:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wltDnYKVE4
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shows you his rare purple perennial tree collard plants that have gone to seed. In this episode, John talks about his favorite perennial leafy green vegetable and how it has gone to seed but still continues to put out delicious leafy greens for juicing, blending or eating. In addition, you will learn how John is sorting and saving the seeds using a standard bowl and a kitchen strainer. Finally you will learn how you can get your very own purple tree collard seeds shipped to you.
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you how to make edible green slime without using borax, glue, soap, tide, cornstarch, shampoo, starch, or any other kind of chemicals. John believes kids should play outside in the garden and play with things that are natural, organic, edible and will provide nutrition if eaten. In this episode, John will show you how you can turn a okra, a vegetable out of your garden into a slime, gak or flubber that is better than non-toxic, its edible and nutritious and is safe to eat.
After watching this episode, you will learn how to make a Nickelodeon style green slime that is not only non-toxic, but safe to eat, nutritious, and will provide hours of fun and cleans up with just soap and water. 100% organic and 100% from nature.
Please see the full episode where John talks about other kids toys from the garden:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpC6owtRCdI
Purchase the Omega NC800 as seen in this video to make your own green slime!
http://www.discountjuicers.com/omeganc800.html
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you about a deal on a Craftsman Bypass Pruner that is 70% off its normal retail price. In this video John picks up his pruner and shares with you how you can also get the deal by clicking the link below:
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_07163902000P?sid=IAx20050830x000545&aff=Y
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you building his $17.50 greenhouse that he purchased from Big Lots on clearance sale. In this episode you will see how easy it is to build this no-tool assembly greenhouse. In addition, John will share the reasons why he is building this greenhouse and his thoughts and opinions on the quality of the greenhouse. After watching this episode you will learn if this vinyl inexpensive greenhouse is one you should consider adding to grow more food in the colder months.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ purchases a Sun-Mar 400 continuous cycle composter. In this episode John will share what he likes and doesn't like about the SunMar Composter and also compare it to other composters he currently uses. Finally you will learn some tips that will ensure your compost is made quickly and easily.
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits the Good Food Festival in Chicago, Illinois to bring you the best products that can help you grow more food at home and be more sustainable on the planet.
In this episode, you will discover an organization that helps kids grow food and eat the food they grew, a special variety of seaweed that tastes like bacon, a herb farm near Chicago that grows over 300 varieties of herbs, a truly compostable plastic bag made from plants, US Made high-power LED grow lights that let you grow vegetables in mason jars inside your home, the power of worms to eat your garbage and a special rock dust mineral powder that also contains high paramagnetic levels that can help your plants grow better.
John will visit the following exhibitors at the Good Food Festival:
04:20 Gardeneers - a nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting kids with nature and growing and eating vegetables from the garden.
http://www.gardeneers.org/
08:26 Amazing Seaweed - A special cultivar of Dulse seaweed from OSU (Oregon State University) that tastes like Bacon when fried, but is healthy for you.
http://www.amazingseaweed.com/
10:44 Wind Ridge Herb Garm - Grows over 300 varieties of herbs you can buy and grow in your garden. A great resource for people in Chicago.
http://www.windridgeherbfarm.com/
12:41 Truly Compostable Plant Plastic Bags - Learn about the SCAM of many "biodegradable" plastic bags and learn how to spot real compostable plant-based bags.
http://www.renewbag.com/
16:36 Grow Vegetables in a Mason Jar with a High-Quality USA Made LED Grow Light - The happy leaf grow light was designed and made in the USA with mostly USA components. It will outlast and outperform imported LED Lights. John will also show how you can grow vegetables in wide mouth quart size mason jars.
http://www.happyleafled.com/
use coupon code GYG for 10% off (if not working call them at 815-414-2209) to order and get the discount.
22:10 Natures Little Recyclers - Shows the power of the earthworms that eat your garbage, how businesses can dispose of food waste in their basement for LEED certification, also a cute desktop worm farm and how food waste can be diverted from the landfill to make the best garden fertilizer.
http://www.nlrworms.com
25:57 Andesite Mineral Complex - This special Rock dust provides up to 70 minerals with a High Paramagnetic value that can enhance plant growth and provide trace minerals that may not be present in your soil to your plants so they can grow to their genetic potential with less pest pressure and higher levels of nutrition.
http://www.greengenerations.com/
After watching this episode, you will learn valuable information that can help you grow more food, more effectively and how you can live more sustainably on the planet.
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Referenced Links:
Good Food Festival - Annual Chicago Festival dedicated to educating people about local and responsibly raised food. Get on their e-mail list to be notified of next years event:
http://www.goodfoodfestivals.com/
Family Farmed Non-Profit that works to expand production of locally grown and responsibly raised food: http://www.familyfarmed.org/
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ takes you on a tour of his back yard raised bed desert vegetable garden. In this episode you will learn about many of the varieties of vegetables John is growing in his back yard. You will discover how and why he grows his food, and along the way have a fun time learning about the many different crops he is growing in the back yard of a standard American tract home in the suburbs and how much food you can truly grow in a small backyard that can help to feed a family of 4 easily.
You will also discover why one side of his back yard is growing better than the other side of the yard and some tips you can you use to increase the growth in your back yard.
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