The reason our Gardens are failing is UVC

My potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, melons, celery, and cannabis are all doing great. My strawberries sucked because they are a late spring crop and spring waz cold AF this year.

I call BS on human geo-engineering intervention. Surely technology used such as that would require a high level of science, math and technology whose designers/users would be well aware of the current UVC problem.

That's like throwing gasoline on fire.

5 stars for UVC information.

Zone 7 a

My garden is a rocking this year.

My tomatoes are

Here in Central KY the garden is doing pretty good. THOUGH we had like a month long heat wave that did a number on some of my garden. Up until then it was doing VERY awesome.

My Potatoes were bountiful though. Tomatoes too. They're still green unfortunately.

I agree on the Geoengineering, it's BS But that doesn't mean they aren't trying, I remember an article where some Harvard professor wants to darken the skies to prevent global warming.

In the video Dane says he could only find 1 person in the Colorado State Forestry Commision that had any clue about UVC so maybe they don't know what they're doing, that would be a first for a Gov agency wouldn't it.

I've heard most farmers east of the Mississippi are doing well, it's all of us to the west who are suffering drought.

yep the magnetosphere is failing rapidly. the cosmic rays are flying in and the regular uv is obviously as well. pole shift is imminent but regardless its the radiation that will get us even if we survive the crustal displacement.

Looking good here in western Massachusetts. If it keeps up I will have a bumper crop of tomatoes and squash.

I have had some pepper plants get burnt but this is the first year using our own chicken manure. It is aged a year but I think it is more potent than we believed.

Yeah that sucks to hear. Putting in all that work to have it fail is FRUSTRATING to say the least. All that time and energy wasted on a failing, or low yield crop isn't fun to see or hear about.

I was worried about weeds...but the heat did a lot of things in. Namely my cucumbers. My Zucchini and Squash are doing pretty good though. Beans too.

I think some of it also has to do with my south facing garden, most of the farmers that are on Northern facing land in the Ozarks are having a little better luck, but it is still dry as hell and no real prospects for rain until late Aug.

We put soaker hoses under many inches of grass clippings. Soil stays moist under the clippings. We run them for about an hour in the morning and then an hour at night. They are doing a great job.

It was the gamma ray burst a couple years back look up the effects

Western Colorado here and my GARDENS are doing fantastic. We had a late frost on June 22 but my potatoes came back strong and my greenhouse house plants are enormous. The only thing I see growing different is basil. It seems to be taking much longer than previous years and not as healthy.

Also, western Colorado is getting incredible rain lately. 7" on the rain gauge since early June and much more on the way.
The drought they keep hollering about is not in Southwest Colorado.

so is mine, even in a drought in the midwest everything is doing well. My photovoto cell (sun observatory) as been measuring the same averaged photon flux for years, actually since I started. No major increase according to instruments..

Wisconsin garden is doing fantastic as well.

My garden is doing fine.....


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Same.

SE Florida.

prolly why i got a 1st degree sunburn in a matter of 2 hrs. and my skin is still trying to repair itself a week and a half later.

It would not even necessarily require UV-C hitting the ground.

If you have large swathes of de-greening due to long term drought in western states and ag zones, you're going to have even more UV-A rays bouncing around.

UV-A rays aren't necessarily "safe". Is the middle of the desert "safe" without water and shade?

Let's just say the Ozone UV-C theory is bunk. That's completely irrelevant to the fact that we are in long term drought and are seeing devastating de-greening.

Much of this de-greening is due to industrial farming techniques that leave the soil dead and cause massive loss of top soil over time. This is what must end.

We're going to have to return to farming techniques that don't leave the land as a barren waste.

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I have soakers in my one garden and that's the one doing fairly well. My neighbor who gave me some of his property to plant on...was too far to do that. Though its producing some things--I just couldn't water it.

The grass clipings idea is a GREAT idea. I'll have to try that!

weather modification tends to cause what you mentioned above.

I dont think they are destroying it

but maybe prevent from further desctruction?!

More UVA and UVB are OK but UVC is the worst Kind

Old video but worth the watch

My garden in Idaho is going crazy this year?

Ahh I'd say it's deteriorating soil.

Healthy soil and plants don't need constantly sprayed.

Good soil regeneration is needed and giant monoculture farms don't really provide for that.

same here, also western arkansas

Most of all protect your eyes people. UVC will cause DNA damage and create cataracts in your eye lens.

You need eye protection a step above the normal. I suggest industrial safety glasses that are rated for UNA/UVB/UVC. These type of safety glasses are for industrial application that protect you from spurious arc welding environments.

Of course you can't weld with these glasses but they are for an environment where a great deal of arc welding is taking place.

Has been a great growing season here in UK