On the subject of growing food, recently a good friend of mine, longtime activist and farmer-pirate wrote this article entitled: "seeds, now more valuable than gold or oil". It is to appear in several radical gardening publications. I got an advanced copy.
It's a long read but absolutely essential for anybody who plans on eating in the future.
link:  http://www.ihatethat.net/Rage/

Dude, Alemaker, that video was great.  Very entertaining.  Your plants and beds are looking pretty good, you must have been busy.  I liked the layout of your greenhouse, how you have stuff growing on the sides, then a walkway, then stuff growing in the middle, very cool.  You forgot to mention, you had one thing going on that I wish I had going on, SUN.  It's cold and rainy still up here, and we just had a big storm this past weekend.  I have been reluctant to put my tomatoes or peppers out yet, let alone sew any of my other seeds.  Been leveling my backyard, it's not very flat, per say.  I have about 50sqft more to do, then I am heading down and getting some landscaping rocks, and building a little raised flower bed for some of my planting this year.  Maybe when I get that in, my seeds sewn, and some sun, I will take a quick video of it.  Again, Alemaker, very good and entertaining video.

Dude that chicken coop is freakin awesome, you are the man.  Great projects, where do you get your ideas?  Keep them coming and thanks for sharing.

Was checking out your updated garden pics, looking pretty good man.  I got my garden planted last week, and it's looking ok now.  I say ok because I started a bunch of tomatoes and peppers inside under lights, then moved them outside, but they are dieing.  On the bright side, I planted a row of : corn, peas, and beans which just came up the other day some I'm stoked about that.  I also got some 3 pumpkins, 2 watermelons, and 2 cucumber mounds that just sprouted, so I'm happy.  But I really expected my tomatoes and peppers to do better.  If they don't make it, well, there is always next year.

AleMaker: Thanks for the posts.  This year won't be the year to plant because of a hectic travel schedule this summer between the place and family because of various events.

Sucks but four months of traveling is just the way it is this year. Hoping next year to find a garden plot area and see what I can come up with. Keep up the good work and keep teaching us all about your wonderful ideas. ;-)

Now there's an expression that I never thought that I would hear ... "blight resistant".
I wonder if they will ever use such terms to describe human breeds.

Blight prone is the order of the day. Summed up in the term "entropy" perhaps.

IE the entropy inherent in human society.