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GROW HUNGRY
Cucumbers. And more will be planted as the season continues. We would like to expand and grow our operation to help feed more hungry children and families in need healthy, organic food. The shelters we grow food for currently, one shelter feeds 1200 people a month and the other shelter houses and feeds 50 families a day.ABOUT | GROW HUNGRY
this is a Site for gardening news, tips and general conversations . A web site to encourage growing heathy food in a chemically pollutedsociety.
CROP CALCULATIONS
Grain Sorghum Harvest Loss. Also recommended to check standing crop for pre-harvest losses. Kernels Counted on Ground: Area Kernels were Counted (ft 2):. CalculateGROW HUNGRY
Cucumbers. And more will be planted as the season continues. We would like to expand and grow our operation to help feed more hungry children and families in need healthy, organic food. The shelters we grow food for currently, one shelter feeds 1200 people a month and the other shelter houses and feeds 50 families a day.ABOUT | GROW HUNGRY
this is a Site for gardening news, tips and general conversations . A web site to encourage growing heathy food in a chemically pollutedsociety.
CROP CALCULATIONS
Grain Sorghum Harvest Loss. Also recommended to check standing crop for pre-harvest losses. Kernels Counted on Ground: Area Kernels were Counted (ft 2):. CalculateGROW HUNGRY
Cucumbers. And more will be planted as the season continues. We would like to expand and grow our operation to help feed more hungry children and families in need healthy, organic food. The shelters we grow food for currently, one shelter feeds 1200 people a month and the other shelter houses and feeds 50 families a day.CROP CALCULATIONS
Grain Sorghum Harvest Loss. Also recommended to check standing crop for pre-harvest losses. Kernels Counted on Ground: Area Kernels were Counted (ft 2):. CalculateGROW HUNGRY
Cucumbers. And more will be planted as the season continues. We would like to expand and grow our operation to help feed more hungry children and families in need healthy, organic food. The shelters we grow food for currently, one shelter feeds 1200 people a month and the other shelter houses and feeds 50 families a day.ABOUT | GROW HUNGRY
this is a Site for gardening news, tips and general conversations . A web site to encourage growing heathy food in a chemically pollutedsociety.
CROP CALCULATIONS
Grain Sorghum Harvest Loss. Also recommended to check standing crop for pre-harvest losses. Kernels Counted on Ground: Area Kernels were Counted (ft 2):. CalculateGROW HUNGRY
Cucumbers. And more will be planted as the season continues. We would like to expand and grow our operation to help feed more hungry children and families in need healthy, organic food. The shelters we grow food for currently, one shelter feeds 1200 people a month and the other shelter houses and feeds 50 families a day.ABOUT | GROW HUNGRY
this is a Site for gardening news, tips and general conversations . A web site to encourage growing heathy food in a chemically pollutedsociety.
CROP CALCULATIONS
Grain Sorghum Harvest Loss. Also recommended to check standing crop for pre-harvest losses. Kernels Counted on Ground: Area Kernels were Counted (ft 2):. CalculateGROW HUNGRY
Cucumbers. And more will be planted as the season continues. We would like to expand and grow our operation to help feed more hungry children and families in need healthy, organic food. The shelters we grow food for currently, one shelter feeds 1200 people a month and the other shelter houses and feeds 50 families a day.CROP CALCULATIONS
Grain Sorghum Harvest Loss. Also recommended to check standing crop for pre-harvest losses. Kernels Counted on Ground: Area Kernels were Counted (ft 2):. CalculateGROW HUNGRY
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A MIRACLE OR DONATION I really don’t know what to do, I have tried everything to get the tractor running and it just won’t start. We still have some food to give away (bushels of tomatoes) and of course eggs from the Girls (the chickens are referred to as “theGirls”)
At this point though, all the spring planted and late spring planted and harvested areas need to be bush hogged now because there was no way to take care of it with the dog-gone tractor not working. We are bummed out because Fall planting was to start last week- allwe have is weeds.
So many will go without fresh vegetables if the garden is shut down until we get a tractor or money for a mechanic to look at it and fix it. We just don’t have the funds. We will have eggs to deliver and that helps especially when the price is going to be so much. They are raising the cost of eggs again! If you would like to help our ministry to feed the hungry that wouldbe awesome.
We work and spend what extra we have to try and make our dream of growing our whole farm in fresh food for the hungry. Join us, become part of giving back to those that need food here at home. I refuse to give money to charities that have a CEO that makes morethan all of us!
We look forward to you joining us leave a comment and let others knowyou care.
All the best,
Paul and Trina
To donate please follow the instructions by clicking here http://www.gofundme.com/PaulsPumpkinPatch This entry was posted in The Latest on August 19, 2015 by dreamer.
I’M A CHRISTIAN CONSTITUTION LOVING AMERICAN NO TO BERNIE SANDERS I know this site is all about feeding the hungry but I want to let youall know…
i am a Bible toten Gun Carrying Constitution Loving American. i say no way Bernie Sanders! Yes, after his last statements about gun control and his proposal of a sweeping gun ban even against legal citizens right to defend themselves. He is finished. Some will say he has some points, but read what he said, then read it again and let it really sink in. He is clearly off the mark and against the second amendment! Read more of his actual statements here… Support our constitution and our second amendment rightsPaul
This entry was posted in New post , politics and tagged Bernie Sanders, Gun Ban
, Leagal law abiding citizens, No to Bernie
Sanders on July 29,2015 by dreamer
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PRAYERS ANSWERED AND WORRIES WIPED AWAY Monday afternoon as Paul and I were cooling off in the air conditioning, we were feeling overwhelmed. With all the rain and the hot sunshine we’ve been getting, the weeds were growing faster than the two of us could possibly keep up with. Between the weeds and the bugs we were worried that we would loose a lot of plants. Then, ten minutes later the phone rang. It was one of the guys from the job (we work construction) At first we thought he was calling because he needed food but then he said, “No, I want to come to your farm and Help you.” He said that he would be out on Saturday. Then we were at a friend’s house picking up some food that was being given to us for the church grocery group that was coming to pick up veggies and eggs on Wednesday for their food drive. She had seen me ask Baker Creek Seeds about squash bugs on Facebook and she had made up an organic spray for me to try. (It’s working pretty awesome on the test plants BTW) She had also seen that we needed bags to put veggies in and had a few bags of bags waiting for us. The man upstairs answer prayers and worries so fast sometimes. Wednesday one of my High School teachers came by. Her Church Grocery Club collects food the third Wednesday of every month and gives food to people in need. She drove from about an hour away and we were able to give her 7 dozen eggs (split into half dozen cartons so more people could have eggs), 40 bags of fresh cut kale and a whole bunch of fresh yellow squash and zucchini. She messaged me later on Facebook saying: “Everyone loved their fresh vegetables! And the eggs were a big hit! We’ve never given eggs before.” Paul and I were so happy that what we have to give makes people happy! On Friday afternoon, we made our first purchase using some of the donated money from people who believe in our dream. At the Seaford, Delaware, Lowes they had some small tillers out front, used and marked down. We talked to a manager about the price and he literally gave ushalf off!
We have a larger, walk behind tiller on the farm that we use between the rows, but getting between the plants has always been done by hand. With the new little tiller we can get between tight rows and even around plants. It’s awesome and it’s a back and time saver, instead of hand weeding one row a day, we can do many rows and keep up with the weeds much more efficiently. On Saturday morning help arrived. The guy from the job had brought his cousin and his son and they worked in the garden with us from 7:30 to 11:00. We worked together weeding out all the watermelon and half of the cantaloupes. It’s amazing how much can be done with help, the four of us worked the row and his son took all the weeds to the chickens (so they could have some fresh greens and eat all the bugsLOL)
When they were leaving they didn’t want anything, but we insisted that they take some food home with them for their party on Sunday celebrating the baptism of his youngest son and Fathers Day. I can’t wait for the day to come when we can grow the whole farm in fresh food and feed so many more people. Thank you to those that have believed in our calling, let no man go hungry, feeding everyone, OneRow at a Time!
–Trina
This entry was posted in Feed the hungry, Food for shelters
, Gardening
, Grow a Row
, Growing for the hungry, The Latest
and tagged feed the hungry, Food Drive
, Food is Free
on June 22, 2015
by dreamer
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FOOD DELIVERY
Up with the sun all the picking is done off to the Christian CrisesCenter we go!
We have a truckload of all kinds of vegetables and fourteen dozeneggs.
It feels good what we are doing, but why is it that everytime I go there I leave feeling like I want to do more? It’s hard to see so many in need but I do love the happy faces when I show up. I can feel the glimmer of hope and love from those that have come to know us. This is our third year and I am determined tomake it our best.
Life is not all about material items we just seem to have a need for. Life is expressing who you are and what you can do to give others what they need to be who they are and be the best they can be. Love for one another, a smile, a nice jesture, it doesn’t take much. You never know how the person you just met or past on the street feels or their situation. That simple smile just might be what they needed.Paul and Trina
For those that want to help us make it happen click here http://www.gofundme.com/uq2gbk This entry was posted in Farming , Feed the hungry , Food for shelters , Growing for the hungry, The Latest
and tagged crisis shelters, feed the hungry
, food for children
on June 12, 2015
by dreamer
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SOME PHOTOS FROM THE FARM I promised to share some photos of the farm. This one of is kinda funny, the tractor broke down and a friend said” don’t worry bro I got something that will pull a disc.” This is Henrietta, she is queen chicken around here. You can see the chain link pen and old horse shed we put them away in at night. We deliver eggs to the shelters also. The girls have been laying up to 30 eggs a day lately and the shelters really love them! We do grow some pumpkins each year as a cash crop to help with expenses for feed, fuel, seeds and tractor repairs etc. That is me and my grandson, that’s a big pumpkin and it’s one of my favorite pictures! Thanks for stopping by, if you grow a garden grow an extra row and take the produce to a shelter near you. Doing God’s work one row at a time.Paul and Trina
If you would like to help support our operation and help us grow please click here, So far we raised $675.00 http://www.gofundme.com/uq2gbk If you live on the Delmarva Pennisula and would like to help in the garden, please contact us by emal : admin(at)growhungry.com please remove the(at) and replace it with @ symbol This entry was posted in Aquaculture , Farming , Feed the hungry, Food for shelters
, Growing for the hungry, News
and tagged Delmarva , farm photos, Food
, gods work
, growing for food for shelters, working
for the Lord on June3, 2015 by dreamer
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MONSANTO LOST IN JACKSON COUNTY OREGON GMO CROP BAN UPHELD! Yes you read tha right! Breaking News the GMO ban was upheld inFederal court.
Ruling farmers right to grow without GMO cross pollinationcontamination.
This is a real win for the future of not only farming but so much more, health, saving our bees etc. I hope more will follow!This entry was posted in Aquaculture , Commercial , Farming
, GMO ,
Monsanto and tagged ban gmo, no GMO
, recall roundup
, Right To Farm
on June 3, 2015
by dreamer
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HAPPY ABOUT HORSE POOP? Haha! I know, who gets happy about a big pile of horse poop? My neighbor has a big pile it’s been sitting there for some timenow.
She was wondering if I could use the front-end loader and get it outof there.
My response was “Heck yea!” The next area to be planted is getting rained on right now and this weekend I am going to spread it the horse manure and then turn it into the soft dirt. Free fertilizer what a score, plus playing on the tractor is a lot offun too!
We will be planting more this weekend, it’s a rain-out this afternoon! But before the rain hit we planted lots of tomatoes and marigolds and began weeding all the lima beans. Just a reminder if you would like to help expand our operations visit our GoFundMe page: http://www.gofundme.com/uq2gbk or follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PaulsPumpkinPatchAll the best,
Paul and Trina
This entry was posted in Feed the hungry, Food for shelters
, Growing for the hungryand tagged farming
, food for the hungry, gods work
on May 29, 2015
by dreamer
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BEING CALLED TO GROW FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY AND HOMELESS Hi everyone, my name is Paul Barnes. My wife, Katrina, and I have land on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. For the last three years we have been growing food for our local homeless shelters and soup kitchens. This year looks like it might just be our best one yet. We even built a green house to start our plants indoors so we can grow ourcrops earlier.
Growing for the hungry! I will add more photos of what’s growing soon! The other day, we took 8 dozen farm fresh eggs and a load of kale to the Christian Crisis center early in the morning. The shelter in Salisbury has the ability to handle almost all the food we take them and I always feel like our donation was appreciated and needed. When I delivered the food I walked into the kitchen: Me, “Hi, good morning” Then he saw the dozens of eggs I brought. The cook in the kitchen, “I just opened the refrigerator and said ‘uh- oh we need eggs!’ ” They are so excited to be back serving families in need after being closed for a year for repairs and remodeling. They looked so happy we didn’t forget about them and that we were still growing our garden to help provide them with fresh, organic, pesticide and GMOfree food!
Right now we are growing:* Kale
* Sweet corn
* Spinach
* Radishes
* Yellow squash
* Zucchini
* Butternut squash
* Spaghetti squash
* Pole beans
* Lima beans
* Cantaloupe
* Watermelon
* Broccoli
* Onions
* Tomatoes
* Bell peppers
* Okra
* Cucumbers
And more will be planted as the season continues We would like to expand and grow our operation to help feed more hungry children and families in need healthy, organic food. The shelters we grow food for currently, one shelter feeds 1200 people a month and the other shelter houses and feeds 50 families aday.
We spend our extra time and money growing food for the homeless and the hungry. Fresh food is so important for people in need. Canned and non perishable foods are not the best diet for anyone, especiallygrowing children.
Last year we were blessed with a large amount of chain link fence that a contractor was throwing away so we used an old horse shed and the fence and now we have chickens and are able to give eggs as well. We have a small flock of hens, laying up to 30 eggs a day – farm fresh, organic, and semi-free-range (we have to protect our girls from foxes, rogue dogs and stray cats – some of the hens like to wander out of their safe zone) We have 13 acres total but we can only grow and manage about 2 acres. We don’t have the equipment or man power to use the whole piece ofland.
It would be awesome to expand our operation and to be able to feed more people. I hope that in the future there will be trucks rolling off the farm, loaded with fresh food heading to feed hungry familiesand children.
As I’m sure you can imagine, it takes more than just three people, a rake, a tractor and one disk to make growing 13 acres of food possible! I have never asked for help in my life and it feels awkward doing so but I know that with more help we can do so muchmore!
So we started a GoFundMe page to get donations to help buy seeds, plants, tools, make tractor repairs, buy implements, etc… Even if we don’t raise money we will continue on a small scale. For now our neighbor farmer uses the rest of the land and so it doesn’t become over grown . We had to do something with the extra land our tractor couldn’t bush hog it anymore. Every dollar you donate will put food in a child’s mouth, help that mother and father feed their family, and helps us help the shelters by feeding people in need the fresh, healthy food they can’t afford or don’t receive. This entry was posted in The Latest on May 27, 2015 by dreamer.
MORE FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY! I am pleased to say this has been a great growing season! There has been a lot of food given to the shelters and to a lot offamily’s in need.
We have been picking regularly, here is a photo of us picking just a sample of what has come out of the garden. There are a lot of family’s that need help, not money, food. If you grow a garden then why not grow an extra row? Take food to the shelter in your neighborhood. An extra hour or two in your garden can make a big difference to thosein need.
Have a good weekend,Paul
This entry was posted in Farming , Growa Row , The Latest
, Vegetables
on August 2, 2014
by dreamer
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BOUNTIFUL HARVEST
I am pleased to tell you, we had a bountiful harvest this year. There is so much food it’s awesome! We started picking today, there should be a nice load of bell peppers, corn, string beans, tomatoes and more. Grow food not lawns and grow an extra row for your local shelter. This Tuesday we will be taking more food to the shelter. It’s all in Gods hands we just follow him This entry was posted in Aquaculture , News and tagged feed the hungry, giving
, homeless
, hunger
on July 26, 2014
by dreamer
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