The reason our Gardens are failing is UVC

This is what repowers the Anomaly, just like superman the radiation makes the Anomaly stronger.

N.E Texas
my garden produced early and died off.
Water didnt help. holes in leaves, rotting fruit.Tomatoes and pumpkins are the only survivors and they are not producing despite flowers

Southern Oregon here,My garden is doing great,chicken shit is the shit...behind because of a cold wet spring,but on track for a victory garden .need pallet of canning jars now.

thanks for that tip, UVC also sterilizes both good and bad microbes.

If anyone doesn't believe that UVC is reaching the ground here's proof. 1st measurement is UVC, the 2nd is UVA and UVB

Not realizing my own solution in any adequate time frame, while not being any sort of reliable source, or having any legit credentials whatsoever, and lacking any realistic alternative way to test if it really is human caused, although seeming highly unlikely, regardless of ecological tipping point or causes, because it appears we're in for a collective dead-end broken carnival Rollercoaster sure to leave us high and dry after a bumpy ride, sand equipment or meteor deluge and atmosphere, weather, landmass, ocean level and fresh water change. I'd say collectively doomed by first hand in person observation of local weather alone, in regards to rough memories of years past in comp.
No dew 1 1/2 years or more, maybe longer as it disappeared at some point.
Now July in center of continental peninsula surrounded on all sides by fresh water lakes, a place heralded for it's natural growth.
It's all bone dry. All the grass is dead yellow like sand.
There was clouds, low Temps. Rain in waves, but...
It's like a biblical desert type situation. The ground under the sod is rock hard.
The air is Muggy, with...
Swirling jetties and pockets in a going nowhere bouncy castle rubber room being jumped on, where, the garbage Flys away and come back to settle where dropped like in a jelly mold.
The Sun is like being an ant under a magnifying glass, instantly.
The shade is buffeted by breeze of mixed temp. Air.
Night, after sundown, it drops like a stone, cold, frigid air that bites even when still 12-16 Celsius.
We're fkd.
Was few more minor point I can't spit out but that's the ruin in a nutshell.

I use a UV-C Light to disinfect water.

A variety of shits worked wonders on my sandy soil.

After a few years my once terrible garden was thriving like gangbusters.

My garden is doing exceptionally well. I had two San Marzano tomato plants that were purchased from a nursery that are spindly (leggy)and are not producing. My other San Marzanos were sprouted by me from seed. They are doing wonderfully even though the temps have been in the 100's. Not even any leaf curl. Sometimes it's the plant or lack of proper care and not "climate change." Everything is producing like a dream.

You are obviously not a science major

And all the toxins / chemicals sprayed for the last 30 years

B

Nothing will happen.

Yes, your post and understanding of our atmosphere is garbage

Imagine being the water every time you walk outside, are we being disinfected from the earth?

Garden is doing just fine and fruit trees have more fruit on them than ever this year.

Shaky start but doing well now.

First of all there is no doubt something up with the sun, the summer sun just west of the mississippi hase felt like an August sun all summer, not sure how else to explain that.

Second of all, my garden is absolutely booming, but I did a layer of grass clippins and then a layer of mulch, and the rain has been steady.

So in summary, if you can get the soil mulched well and have plenty of water, expect booming gardens because of the increased UV getting through providing unreal energy.

Frankly I have never had a garden so good, but I am fully mulched with layers and our rain has been money.

But if you are in Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas, Kansas, middle and south California, Nevada, some parts of Colorado, Nebraska, it might be time to realize you are in a soon to be dead area.

I'm in NH And your right about the reductions in wildfoods over the past few years

I do know where the are a ton of wild creators growing of you need a new source
They past of very strongly past year and the vines are doing well so far
If you want some locations in NH lemme know <3

Lol GRAPES not creators

Stupid auto correct lol

No fruit on my grape vine, rubbish strawberries but tonnes of black currents. UK

Sounds like fake news.

You'll never convince me that there are water shortages in Arizona if they want to put in water-dependent chip factories that will use millions of gallons of water every day and deprive people of watering their garden that they supplement their personal food supply with.

My tomatoes are doing well, but the okra is growing slowly. In last years, it grew much faster. I weeded and watered today; that might help.

mine too in ne texas,two years ago.
its radar,goo search phased array history.

I'm having this issue as well. My corn began to tassel at only 3 feet high and the tiny ears were not edible. My bell peppers and jalapeños are getting scalded by the intense amount of sunlight. I'm in Central Alabama.

And around 2/3rds of its population.

Burn here, then burn there.
:kelso:

:burninhell:

My herb garden isn't flourishing this year..in fact, it's downright sickly. First time in 20 years

The doomtards will report that an Arizona city is out of water, when in fact, one well has gone dry.