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May 04, 2020
I have an idea, this is just an idea. What if instead of planting lawns like this, we used that water and labor to plant gardens like this; And we agree and each person plants a different type of legume and vegetable and we exchange and so we could all eat for free? Once I have removed all my harvest, I am going to go door to door of my neighbors to ask them what they have in their trees and I am going to ask them if they want to exchange to see how much food I can put on my table for free, just exchanging what I have here.
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We practically have the option to choose. I'd rather have this or this. If you don't have space it doesn't matter! When we lived in Vancouver, we didn't have either and we used half of our balcony, 1 meter by 1 meter, and we had our garden vertically using shoe racks and other things. No matter how limited the space is, even if it is a vegetable, it is possible. Here first, I have tomatoes. Beautiful tomato! This is the lettuce. These are carrots. Here I have this one called swiss chard. In Chiapas we call it chard, here it is called swiss chard, I don't know what you call it.
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These are some cucumbers I have. May courage be with you! I think I saw this neighbor once in the library; I'm going to offer her these tomatoes, which is what I have the most, let's see what she offers me. Neighbor! To make some esquites, elotes, quinole, tamales, tlayudas, huaraches, enchiladas, enmoladas, enfrijoladas. The same time I spend maintaining this lawn and the same water I spend irrigating it is the same time I would spend planting more fruits and vegetables for this garden. This is less work since I got this little robot, look. I no longer have to be here with a grass trimmer, this little robot is already helping me.
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But even so, it is the same effort to maintain this grass, which no one can eat, as it is to maintain that garden. This neighbor told us that he doesn't have time to farm because he is at a conference, but he told us to come by and take what we wanted. We gave him carrots, chard and jalapeño. In exchange we are going to take these purple beans, in Chiapas we call them green beans, I don't know what you call them. These look purple here on the plant but once you sew them they turn green. I think the purple one is just to help you pick them up, I think.
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And he's also going to give us strawberries. Look how delicious this one is! Katie's mouth is watering. Ha ha ha. So we have green beans, strawberry zucchini. Strawberries of these not of these; strawberry. My son has a friend who lives here, we are going to ask him if he wants to make a change. Neighbor! You have to speak to him in English then. Neighborhood. I better send my son to negotiate because he already knows the girl and he speaks English. Xalisco, tell your girlfriend if she wants to trade us some eggs; We give her tomatoes if she gives us eggs, tell your girlfriend if she wants.
In a residential area of ​​Canada you can have up to 8 chickens without having a rooster. This is because roosters make a lot of noise. But, with 8 chickens you already eat 6 fresh eggs every day and have plenty left over to exchange. All of these neighbors, all of them, have this same size area of ​​lawn and spend the same amount of water and time maintaining it. I know that in this part of the world where I live, Alberta in Canada, winter is not going to let me harvest outdoors for some part of the year, at least 4 months, if I had a greenhouse I could plant all year round.
The neighbor has some apples that look delicious. I'm going to knock on his door to see if he gives me some and I'll give him some of what I have here. The neighbor from the blocks told me that she is going out of the city and that she doesn't want us to leave her anything but that I can take whatever I like. She has so much to share, much more than she could possibly consume. I think I'm going to need a ladder. This neighbor is the coolest person on the entire block. When she divorced her husband and they have to separate her assets, this property will be the bone of contention.
Put it here, throw it away. Half of our planet is undernourished and the other half is overweight. How are we going to explain this to future generations without looking like fools? 7 million children in Latin America are malnourished while 4 million are overweight, this cannot be, brothers, we cannot allow it! If we all choose one of these instead of one of these. Here they grow, without paying taxes, without registering, with absolutely nothing; It is given to us by the sun and the earth, biology, photosynthesis, God, the creator, whoever; but here it is, and it is eaten, and it is nutritious!
And this other neighbor here also has more apples, a different type. I'm also going to knock on his door and tell him "let's change." This neighbor gives us the example, he doesn't have a lawn, his entire yard is a garden, may courage be with him!! This tree is made of apples, these are called crab apples, like Bart Simpson's teacher, Miss Krabappel; and they are rich. In some countries I know that this is not so common but at least those of us who live in the USA and Canada, we all have a lawn; if we put that same effort into something that is edible.
If we grow a specific vegetable, we have plenty to share with someone who doesn't have a garden or isn't in good enough health to have one. Children who do not like vegetables must be included in the process of planting and harvesting; and they devour them! This is a community garden; It is for people who for some reason do not have a garden, they do not have space; and here they send an application and the Government gives them one of these so that it is always what you want. And the beautiful thing is that people respect you and don't steal your harvest.
These two are a garden to share. What is planted here is for everyone; If you need it you can take it. They also planted strawberries here, that is, if you are passing by and are hungry, then go ahead. These, I'm not sure if they are zucchini or if they are what are called honey dew here. In Mexico I saw them advertised as Chinese melon, but I'm not sure what they are. Since they are not mine I can't tear them apart to see what it is. None of these crops are mine, so obviously I am not going to take anything that can be harvested here.
I'm just showing you. They are going to see things that will not be able to be grown or that will always be better, or cheaper, or more practical, to simply buy them in the store; But, with these gardens we can supplement our diet with something much more nutritious. Look at these beets, how delicious they look!! You put these on the grill... I'm even starting to get sick. You're from here are for the food bank; Volunteers come, plant and harvest, and donate it to the food bank. In a country as rich as this, there are still people here who have food shortages, but we help each other.
This one is for compost. Once you come and harvest what you have left you leave it here. And if you are starting to sow and you lack fertilizer, you grab it from below. This is how we keep this cycle circulating. Every neighborhood in Canada has community gardens like this one. In my opinion; In every neighborhood in the world it should be mandatory to have gardens like this. We are not going to live like kings eating steaks, and chorizo, and exotic meats at an all-you-can-eat buffet; But, in case of an emergency, a collapse in the stock market, a fuel shortage, food being unable to be delivered, it saves our lives, we no longer die of hunger.
In addition, the most common ones that people consume in the store do not reach this; This is much more nutritious!!! Instead of going to the store to buy one of these, go to your garden, harvest and exchange one of these; you will look and feel better. Look, I grew some chilies here; I don't know whose bed this is, but maybe it's Latinos. I believe these flowers repel some of the insects that are harmful to crops; and I think these attract bees to help pollinate(?) - they are always scolding me for my grammar and spelling, correct me "pollinate, pollinate" in English is "pollinate".
Even if it's the basics; At least for the summer part we can eat for free if we share and harvest. I don't know. It's just an idea! But, what do you think, is it feasible, is it possible? I am Diego Saul Reyna, may courage be with you, thank you for your support of this channel, see you next time! I even taught him some tricks, look. Lie down! Lie down! Play dead! Go over there! Go over there! You saw! You saw! If you understand! Turn around! Come back! Good Guy! Good Guy!

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