The members here are better off growing and eating a lot of garlic.👌👌

[cqaigy2]

Haven't grown any in the last couple years, but next year will get a crop or two going.

 

[jkk04]

I eat raw garlic even though the breath smell is not good.

I am old enough not to be interested in girls anyway

 

[Larry Caldwell]

I eat raw garlic even though the breath smell is not good.

I am old enough not to be interested in girls anyway

Girls like garlic too. On one of our first dates, my wife and I made spaghetti sauce. We decided there wasn't enough garlic, and made a run to the store for more. The warm French bread was also loaded with garlic and butter. Years later, a third of our tomato sauce was canned with fresh hot garlic right out of the ground, washed, chopped, mashed with the whole plant, tops and all. It was the wife's idea. I cheered her on.

 

[5030]

Man, @5030, do you pay for anything lol. Free corn, free garlic, ?

One of the advantages of living in rural 'fly over' America. My free corn is actually something that the seed farm down the road would have to pay a disposal fee to get rid of so I do them a favor (and save them money) to use it. Far as produce goes, what little I get is chump change compared to what they sell commercially. 20 heads of cabbage or a couple dozen peppers is nothing to them. They deal with semi loads all the time. I almost got no cost sweet corn this year from them. They grew a couple acres and asked me if I wanted any and I declined. How it works out here in rural America. Everyone watches out for everyone else and I'm all good with it.

 

[5030]

I eat raw garlic even though the breath smell is not good.

I am old enough not to be interested in girls anyway

At 73, I'm still interested, just not as much however. My wife says I'm a dirty old man... I am, I admit it.

 

[Yander]

One of the advantages of living in rural 'fly over' America. My free corn is actually something that the seed farm down the road would have to pay a disposal fee to get rid of so I do them a favor (and save them money) to use it. Far as produce goes, what little I get is chump change compared to what they sell commercially. 20 heads of cabbage or a couple dozen peppers is nothing to them. They deal with semi loads all the time. I almost got no cost sweet corn this year from them. They grew a couple acres and asked me if I wanted any and I declined. How it works out here in rural America. Everyone watches out for everyone else and I'm all good with it.

Yeah, I'm just jirking your chain a bit. I live in rural America too and we do watch each others backs. Its what I love about it. Give and take all year around. Wouldn't have it any other way.

 

[Jstpssng]

I live in rural America too and we do watch each others backs

Do you mean like this?

Fellow farmers harvest crop for Aroostook man after his arm was crushed

When John Roy's arm was crushed in a harvester, he wasn't sure how he was going to process his bountiful potato crop.

www.bangordailynews.com

 

[5030]

Small world, I wasn't aware that John's arm was crushed. I've purchased his Maine Number 1 seed potatoes in the past. Good guy. Have a lot of personal ties in Maine, especially in Aroostook County.

 

[jkk04]

Todays my lunch menu
Raw garlic, spicy marinated crabs, Korean noodles and Of Course a cup of red wine..
Feeling like to be heaven

 

[notaz3]

I'll stick with getting my garlic from the neighbor. He only plants 700 acres of it.