Mike Adams interviews Lucinda Bailey from TexasReady.net, teaching patriots to MAXIMIZE food...

All right, welcome to this audio interview on Brighton.com. I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighton. And today I'm joined by Lucinda Bailey with Texas Ready.net. And she is an expert in food production yields and teaching people how to get the most out of their gardening efforts. It's not just about having seeds, it's about knowing what to do to turn that into actual food with the highest

efficiency possible, especially when it really counts. So Lucinda, welcome. It's great to have you on. It's a real pleasure. I followed your work for many years, so it's just so great to meet you in person. And yes, that is my life passion is helping people go from zero understanding of gardening all the way up to perhaps slaughtering their own animals on their own ranches in their

own homesteads. So city slickers all the way to homesteaders. And your base in Texas and your company, your organization provides a number of things I understand, not only seed collections, but also training. Is that correct? We do. We have heirloom seeds. We believe that's the foundation for your food, your family's food, and ultimately your animals food. And then we give you the training to make good

there. It will get you the 4,400 pounds of food for a family of four on a 20th of an acre. That's what would be useful on a quarter acre subdivision lot. And you know, in a one year period, you can certainly grow that 4,400 pounds of food here in Texas. Three cycles of gardens. And we tell you exactly how many bean plants you're going to need

to get what your family is going to require. The L.E.I.D.E.R. Now, probably a lot of our listeners haven't heard of this before. Can you describe what's the focus of this kind of method and what was it really developed for? Sure. Mr. Midlighter was a baker originally. And so he was very used to tweaking recipes. He then converted into agronomy has a PhD in agronomy. And what

he did over a 55 year period, all continents was he took orphanages that were failing and he got them into food production. And then they could see that they were selling their produce and pay for all the education. It was just a great system. These were villages by the way that were so poor they couldn't afford a rake. So he did the straight in the dirt,

which we believe is entirely possible. You can also do this in raised beds. So however you like to garden, we can help you do that. The issue is, are the plants getting the right amount of minerals, the right mathematical formulations have been known every egg school teaches them. They teach them to people that garden or do farming on 5,000 eggs. But our focus is the patriot

who has a quarter acre subdivision lot or perhaps 10 acres. They've never garden before. They don't know how to feed their family. And they don't want to have $17 tomatoes. I've grown $300 watermelons before in Arizona. Very tasty, very tasty. Yeah. That water bill really added up. Now the speaking of water, the Midlighter system is so efficient on its water that we use at least 40%

less. We water in Texas. In a 100 degree heat, one minute in the morning and one minute at night, it's that efficient of a water system. So it's an integrated approach. So we feed the plant. What it needs when it wants it in the quantities that it wants it in the format that those roots can uptake the nutrition because as many people don't know, it has

to be water driven that carries the mineralization. And once we provide the plant what it wants, guess what? We're rerooted with a fast fabulous harvest. And most people are gardening at below 50% of the capacity of what those seeds can deliver. That was my next question because in a, you know, in a depression scenario or a collapse scenario or a food hyperinflation scenario, growing transitions from

a hobby to a survival. You must get the yields or you starve. So when it counts, people need this knowledge that you can't get by on 50% yields. That is correct. And also you will have tremendous bug problems if you don't provide the plant what it needs. A healthy plant exudes pheromones which repel insects naturally. If you have a bug problem, you really have a soil

and nutritional problem. So we try to prevent all that. When I converted my 27 acre ranch in Montgomery, Texas to this method, I've only had one particular vegetable that had an infestation of bugs that I couldn't deal with naturally. What about soil microbes? This is fabulous for those. I mean, I, it's a tremendous carbon sink when we do this. This system could be equated to dirt

hydroponics. If you're familiar with hydroponics, which is providing the plant, it's, it's a delivery system that happens to use water. Soil is not required to have healthy plants. The issue for me is hydroponics has downfall in a survival situation. You need electricity. And that is always easily provided with a soil. Pumps fail. Pumps fail. I was going to say if you like, Gidges and Gadges and

repairing stuff, hydroponics and aquaponics are for you. If you like spending a lot of money, a $20,000 situation setup is not uncommon to feed a family of four. You cannot grow enough carbohydrates. The roots, root crops don't do well in hydroponics setup. They are experimenting, you know, but it is by far not perfected. So where are we going to get the calories? You're going to need

at least 2,500 calories. And even that is low. According to the US Army, they are saying that you need 3,500 to 6,500 calories per day per man in a stressful emergency situation. Yeah. Plus when you're gardening and working in a lot of physical exertion, yeah, 2,500 calories a day is not enough. That's correct. So we got to get you the turnups and the carrots and the

sweet potatoes, 323 calories per pound. So that's what we need to do. Okay. Well, this is this is really fascinating. And I'm really glad to have run into you here. We're at the exit and build land summit. There's put on by John Bush. That's what some of the background noise is folks. All kinds of all kinds of people here. But I would I would love to

talk to you some more. Can you swing by the studio at some point? That sounds really great, Mike. Thank you for the invitation. And I we're just going to pray blessings over the gardens of all of your people. There was no such thing in scripture as a brown thumb. God gave us the seed in Genesis. And we're going to honor that and believe him and believe

that he's going to grace us with the ability. My people do perish for lack of knowledge. We're going to provide that knowledge. Well said. Amen to that. Thank you so much. And the website everybody is Texas ready.net. Correct. Perfect. Okay. Texas ready.net. And this chart here. Is this something people can download off your website or what they can pay $5 and get this nice chart that

is eliminated. So it goes directly in the garden. If they buy one of our seed banks, it automatically comes. We would love to have them order it on the website if they'd like. There is a modified view of this in the Midlighter Garden Course book that we have. So there's a lot of different ways. We're going to get this information into their hands. Okay. All right.

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