A short YouTube monologue by Hinesh Chauhan encouraging families to grow their own produce, avoid glyphosate (Roundup) contamination, and teach children gardening skills for self-sufficiency and community resilience (e.g., coordinating with neighbors). The speaker describes personal backyard gardening practices and the benefits for kids.
You know what I really like not in my food? Glyphosate, also known as Roundup. The residue in our produce, and even oats. If you ever eat oatmeal on your own and you get heartburn, could be the Roundup in it. The contamination is ridiculous. And in case of zombie apocalypse, you want to be able to grow your own food, right? I have a vegetable garden in my backyard. All the kids and I work it. We pick what we're going to grow every year. And watching them grow up and have beans growing off the fence is really cool. See them talk, play, come over, grab a cherry tomato, grab a bean, eat it and keep playing. And I guess it'd be organic because I don't put anything on it. So consider that grow your own food. Teach your kids how to grow their own food so that they are prepared and you're prepared during the zombie apocalypse and maybe coordinate things with your neighbors, see what they're growing, what you guys can trade and create a community of it.
