The Benefits of Growing Your Own Food

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  • Photo title: The Benefits of Growing Your Own Food
  • Author: Carypeterson
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  • The man in the picture is holding carrots that he has just pulled out of the nitrogen rich soil. He is surrounded by an interconnection of farms and homesteads, all working together to provide an enormous home garden. The recipe for success is simple: hard work and cooperation, generative ai
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