The BELIZE BREEZE®

Calaloo Seeds (Amaranth) US$3 Shipping Worldwide

Oct 21, 2009
Post a comment

http://orchardhouseheirlooms.com/prod...

Striking and bold plant that grows to 7' tall. The dried flowers are used in floral arrangements as they hold their form and color for a very long time. Amaranth is highly nutritious. You can eat the leaves and stems as greens, and the seed makes a wonderful cereal and flour. Amaranth seeds contain complete proteins, unusual for plants. Some people say regular consumption has been shown to reduce blood pressure and cholesterol, and the plant is high in antioxidants. Days To Maturity:75-85 Approximately 200 seeds per packet. Botanical Name: Paniculatus Planting: Place seed on the surface of soil. Sow in early spring or fall. Soil should be well drained. Grow in full sun. Amaranth is drought tolerant. The burgundy colored flowers produce thousands of seeds that are appreciated by wildlife as well as people.

South Of The Border - Oliver Stone

Oct 7, 2009
Post a comment

A Solar Food Dryer from Cardboard Boxes

Oct 5, 2009
Post a comment

A Solar Food Dryer from Cardboard Boxes

http://www.motherearthnews.com/Do-It-...

Here's a simple winter project (in fact, it might be a good challenge for your youngsters) that can help you preserve next summer's produce! This unique low-cost food dehydrator is extremely easy for anyone to make.

GUATEMALA: 25 CHILDREN DIE OF STARVATION

Oct 5, 2009
Post a comment

"FAO has recommended climate change adaptation measures among 90,000 poor rural families in the dry corridor. The proposed measures, which would cost around 18 million dollars over the next four years, would improve the soil's water retention capacity, make use of integrated agroforestry systems, guarantee access to seeds, and promote backyard gardening."

GUATEMALA: 25 CHILDREN DIE OF STARVATION

http://www.allbusiness.com/medicine-h...

GUATEMALA CITY, Sep. 11, 2009 (IPS/GIN) - The deaths of 25 children from severe malnutrition this year in Guatemala, mainly in the eastern province of Jalapa, shows that the specter of hunger is still haunting the country, aggravated by the global economic crisis and drought.

Edible Schoolyard / Alice Waters

Sep 28, 2009
Post a comment

Edible Schoolyard: A Universal Idea

Alice Waters

Tropical Permaculture: Growing Fruits And Vegetables The Easy Way

Sep 17, 2009
Post a comment

Tropical Permaculture: Growing Fruits And Vegetables The Easy Way

http://www.tropicalpermaculture.com/

Next have a quick scan of the examples in the Permaculture Design Guidelines, and you will soon get the drift: this is fun, this is easy, and this will reward you with the most beautiful, healthy and productive garden that you could possibly imagine.

Belize News, Headlines Online, Weather, Newspapers, Radio Stations, Search, Instant

Sep 5, 2009
Post a comment

Belize News, Headlines Online, Weather, Newspapers, Radio Stations, Search, Instant

http://www.belizenews.com/

Botanical Interests, Inc. - Seeds, Flower Seed, Herb Seed, Vegetable Seed, Organic Seed

Sep 3, 2009
1 comment

Botanical Interests, Inc. - Seeds, Flower Seed, Herb Seed, Vegetable Seed, Organic Seed

http://www.botanicalinterests.com/sto...

At Botanical Interests our goal is to inspire the gardener in you – while educating you by providing useful information to help you create beautiful and successful gardens. With hundreds of varieties to choose from – including popular favorites, as well as unusual varieties – it is hard not to be inspired. Because we are a company of gardeners, every variety we offer is someone's favorite and backed by our personal guarantee. But don't just take our word for it, see what other people are saying about Botanical Interests.

Study Reveals 'Sobering' Decline of Caribbean's Fisheries

Sep 3, 2009
Post a comment

Study Reveals 'Sobering' Decline of Caribbean's Fisheries

http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/di...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Sharks, barracuda and other large predatory fishes disappear on Caribbean coral reefs as human populations rise, endangering the region's marine food web and ultimately its reefs and fisheries, according to a sweeping study by researcher Chris Stallings of The Florida State University Coastal and Marine Laboratory.