Sheldon just returned from a working holiday, where he and his friend volunteered as workers on a small organic farm in Ontario.
This is through a program called WWOOF (see title of the entry to figure out the initials) and he came back with a load of pictures, video, and some really interesting insights gleaned from first-hand experience.
Well worth a read here. Note that you need to have a Xanga user name and password and be logged in to read his entry.
christao408 
The blog is very interesting with great videos and pictures. A great reminder that chicken, eggs, and vegie are not grown in supermarkets. That fact somehow I forgot last few years as I lives in cities. One thing I am thankful for is that video and picture have sound option, and NO smell option. I loves the farms, but the smell sometimes get to me. We city folks are horribly spoiled, aren’t we.
Hehe thanks for the promotion of my entry! ^_^
@stevew918 – No smell option… ha ha ha…
@brooklyn2028 – You’re welcome. It is a very enjoyable read and eye-opening, too.
@stevew918 – Wait, your telling me those are’nt really grown in a supermarket? That’s why everyone laughed when I answered that DENSA question incorrectly then.
I guess your right, we city folk are very spoiled!