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Jim Kennard - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
I am responsible for taking the knowledge of the best known family vegetable gardening method, principles, and procedures to the families of the world by way of the Food For Everyone Foundation, a 501(c)(3) Public Charitable organization.
I was highly privileged to know very well and work closely with Dr. Jacob R. Mittleider during much of the last 30 years of his life.
Dr. Mittleider taught me the gardening methods that made him highly respected and ... [More]
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- Organic Or Chemical - Or Both? What Kind of Vegetable Garden Should You Grow
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Do you want to grow the healthiest vegetables possible, while maintaining a truly sustainable garden? Would you like to more than double your vegetable garden yield while using only half the space and one fourth the water? Learn why the Mittleider Method of gardening is often called "best of organic" and "better than organic" by millions of gardeners worldwide.
- Protein From an Animal Or Vegetable Source - Which is Best & How Best to Do It!
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Plants are the most efficient source for protein. Therefore grow the most productive and efficient vegetable garden, using the Mittleider Method, for the highest yield and the greatest health benefits at the least cost. Animals may also have a place in your food production. If so, choose the most efficient animals and methods to get the highest yields with the least work and cost.
- Controlling Pests and Diseases in the Family Vegetable Garden
[Home-Improvement:Pest-Control] Prevention is the simplest, easiest, and most effective method for controlling pests and diseases in the garden, yet many people don't know specific procedures to accomplish it. We tell you exactly what to do to prevent most pests and diseases, and discuss a common disease control method with a simple nutritional mineral element.
- Can I Grow Successfully in Hard Clay Or in Worn-Out Soils?
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Many people think they cannot grow in heavy clay soil without adding 25% sand or compost to it. We PROMISE you a GREAT garden in ANY soil, with NO soil amendments! How is this possible? You will be pleasantly surprised to discover how simple it is to achieve real success and a sustainable, healthy garden in soil you thought was worthless. These methods have been proven in hundreds of thousands of gardens in over 40 countries throughout the world. Learn how to have your own GREAT garden now!
- Concerned About Using "Chemicals" on Plants You Plan on Eating?
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Are you worried about eating vegetables with "chemicals" on them? Perhaps you should be concerned about the manure on them instead! Unless it has been sterilized there is real risk of disease organisms in manure and compost that is applied to your garden. Have you been told that "chemicals" are polluting our ground-water? Guess what! the chemicals most likely to be seeping into the ground-water are those in manure. Why is this?! Because manure is applied in large amounts all at once, and can't be used by the plants, so much fertilizer salt is leached away.
- Lots of Blossoms But Not Much Fruit - What's Happening?
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Must you have bees to pollinate your garden to have fruit? The answer may surprise you. It turns out that several vegetable plants are self-pollinating, and a few others are very easy to pollinate yourself. Learn what you can do to assure a healthy, productive garden no matter where the bees are.
- Little-Known Tips & Techniques for Growing a Highly Successful Garden Anywhere
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Here are the secrets to successfully starting and growing your own vegetable garden! No matter the size, you can be growing a prolific garden of tasty and healthy vegetables in just a few weeks using "the best of organic" methods. It's not magic, but it always works, and you will be the envy of your community when you grow this way!
- Understanding Salinity & Osmosis for a Sustainable Garden
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Did you ever wonder why your plants were wilting even when they were getting ample water? Perhaps you have a salinity problem. Understand osmosis and salinity to avoid many problems in your garden!
- Extend Growing Season 6 Weeks Both Spring And Fall Wth An In-The-Garden Greenhouse
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Extend your growing season by 6 weeks both in the Spring and again in the Fall! By starting your plants in a protected environment using Mini-Greenhouses in the spring, and by building a simple T-Frame structure to protect them in the fall, you can get up to 3 MONTHS more growing time.
- My Favorite Greenhouse And 6 Reasons Why It Will Be Yours Also
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Here is a greenhouse that will work in almost any climate. It's inexpensive to build, very strong, highly efficient in its operation, and requires no electricity to operate.
- Using Greenhouses in Tropical Versus Temperate Growing Conditions
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Build a greenhouse that works where YOU live! Greenhouses can be used to grow healthy seedlings, or to mature a crop. You can extend your growing season 4-6 weeks in both Spring and Fall with the right greenhouse!
- Natural or Synthetic Fertilizers In the Vegetable Garden- What's the Difference & Which Should I Use
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] What are natural fertilizers? Did you know that every one of the nutrients your plants need is mined right out of the earth? Starting with limestone, which has calcium and magnesium, and which is simply crushed, bagged, and sold to you ane me, every plant nutrient comes from natural elements, and is not "synthetically" tweaked or modified to fool it into becoming something that it isn't meant to be. Your vegetable garden, whether organic, hydroponic, or anything in between, needs natural mineral nutrients.
- Mittleider Gardening Magic - Advice and Tips for Your Vegetable Garden
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Are you ever disappointed with your vegetable gardening efforts? Would you like to have a great garden, but it seems like it is just too much work for the disappointing rewards you receive? How would you like to get your vegetable gardening questions answered by the world-renowned Garden Doctor himself? Whether you like organic gardening, container gardening, hydroponic gardening, or something else, Jacob Mittleider's done it all. And now you can get the answers you need!
- Simple Mini-Greenhouses for Containers and Soil-Beds - vegetable gardening, organic gardening
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Extend your vegetable garden growing season in both Spring Fall by protecting your tender plants against cold and frost. It's simple and inexpensive, and you can have healthy, big tomato and other tender plants growing when others are just starting seeds.
- You Can Live on What You Produce On Less Space Than You Ever Imagined!
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Have you ever wished you could grow your own food - and even sell enough to give you some independence? You can do it on much less space than you ever imagined! Let Jim Kennard show you how it's done simply and inexpensively. Whether you like organic gardening, container gardening, hydroponic gardening, or traditional soil-bed gardening, you can increase your yields of healthy vegetables in less space, and with less work!
- Fall Lawn and Vegetable or Flower Garden Preparation
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Fall is the best time to prepare your vegetable or flower garden for next year. You can easily improve the soil, minimize next year's weeds, and make your garden a thing of beauty. All your growing things, flowers, shrubs, trees, as well as next year's vegetables will benefit greatly from a little work and tender care now!
- Extending your Vegetable Garden's Growing Season by 4 to 6 Weeks - In Both Spring and Fall
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Have you ever lost vegetable plants to frost, hail, or wind? Would you like to have a 6-8 month vegetable growing season? Even in colder climates you can extend your growing season by 4 to 6 weeks in both Spring and Fall! It's not even very difficult or expensive. Read on, and you can be growing tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers by Spring, whether you use organic gardening, container gardening, raised-bed gardening, or hydroponic gardening.
- Free Vegetable Gardening Seminars-Tips & Techniques to Turn a Weed Patch into the Garden of Eatin!
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Would you like to learn vegetable gardening from a live expert teacher? How about having him in the garden with you for a few hours! Food For Everyone Foundation President Jim Kennard schedules free vegetable gardening seminars to large groups. Get him now for your Gardening Group! He teaches sustainable vegetable gardening principles and procedures you can use whether doing organic gardening, hydroponic gardening, or anything in between, including container gardening, raised-bed gardening.
- Planning Next Year's Vegetable Garden - What Could You Produce?
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Do you want a better and more productive vegetable garden next year? Enjoy the gardening experience and grow the right amounts of just the vegetables you want! Plan now for the best garden you've ever had - whether you do organic gardening, container gardening, hydroponic gardening, raised-bed gardening, greenhouse growing, or in the soil.
- Preserving your Vegetable Garden Harvest - Eat Garden-fresh for 4-6 Months!
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] After growing healthy vegetables, do you know how to keep them, so you can use them for many months? Would you like to eat really fresh carrots, cabbage, and potatoes in March and April?
How about fresh, home-grown tomatoes in December and January! You can do it! And here's how.
- Growing a Sustainable Vegetable Garden
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Learn the simple basics of growing a sustainable vegetable garden. There's nothing magic or hard to understand, just follow the Pro's directions, and you'll have a great garden - in any soil and in virtually any climate. And it works for organic gardening, container gardening, raised-bed gardening, hydroponic gardening, or straigt soil-bed gardening!
- Invite Spring Early - Grow in Your Basement
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Wouldn't you like to be eating fresh vegetables when your neighbors are just getting their gardens started? You can, and it's not that hard! With simple grow-light shelves, even your basement can become your early-season greenhouse. Get started now!!
- The Zoo-Doo Man - Or How to Make the Best Compost in the World!
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Have you ever wondered what it would take to make the world's best compost? How good would it be in growing a great vegetable garden? I live next to a large zoo, and found out just what it takes. You'll be amazed at the results!
- Gardening During Hard Times or Emergencies - You Can Feed Yourself!
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] What would you do if you couldn't get food at the stores? Could you feed yourself? Here is the answer, and it's not that difficult!
- Organic or Chemical Feeding of Plants - What's Best
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Want to know the truth about chemical fertilizers? Are they to be feared the same as chemical pesticides and herbicides? What's the difference. And what about organic fertilizers - aren't they also chemicals?? Here's the truth of the matter!
- Enjoy Creating and Growing a Sustainable Vegetable Garden While Feeding Your Family
[Home-and-Family:Gardening] Wouldn't you like to grow healthy and delicious fruits and vegetables, while improving your land and the surrounding environment? And if you could enjoy the process and have the best vegetable garden in your community, is it worth the effort? This is how, and best of all, it's really quite simple! Check it out.
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