Saving tomato seeds!

Hello, Matt here:)

Today in this episode I wanted to talk to you guys a little bit about saving tomato seeds.

I don't know about you guys but over the years I've grown many different types of tomatoes. Over those years of growing tomatoes there's two kinds that my family and I have really enjoyed. Of course they're both organic and heirloom!
(For those of you that don't know, organic just means no pesticides were used to grow this particular plant. Heirloom just means "it's been passed down from generation to generation", which would also mean that it's not genetically modified because it was passed down. No GMO's.)

Saving corn seeds!

Hello everyone,

once again I'm here to talk to you guys a little bit about saving your own seed! In this episode we're going to be learning about saving the seeds of corn. It's not as hard as it may seem to some of you. You plant the corn, the corn sprouts, the corn grows to full maturity.

At that point you can serve some of it up with butter, salt-and-pepper! O yeah:)

You can take 10% of your crop and give it to the Lord by giving it to the needy (that's what I do)!

Saving red onion seeds!

Here is a video I did on saving your onion seeds. Like most of you out there I did not know you could do this with onions. I thought you had to have little starter bulbs! Nope, not the case! Thank God:)

It took some time to get seeds from my onions because it took what seemed like forever for them to flower but finally came up and so I took the best looking one for my seeds stock. You want to make sure to always get the best looking flower for saving seeds. Onion flowers are made up of 100's of little flowers and each little flower gives you about 3 to 5 black seeds as I point out in the video.