It's good to plant your own vegetables, because then you can have fresh produce every day. (This version makes the most sense to me). There's another problem though: you would need to plant a LOT of vegetables for there to be enough for you to have produce EVERY day of the year. Of course, it depends on how much you eat, too. :P

Just noticed Adrian's answer has the better word. "produce" So better if we the second "vegetables" to produce. Planting vegetables by yourself is good in that you will have fresh productions every day. Nothing wrong, but I think not what you want to say. Also "productions" not used like this. "by yourself" mean sthat no one helps. Planting vegetables yourself is good in that you will have fresh produce every day. This does not stress the "by yourself". Best is probably; Planting your own vegetables is good in that you will have fresh produce every day. - anyone can help you, but the "you" involved get vegetables. . The world is rediscovering cottage gardening. :)

I would reword the sentence to: Being able to plant vegetables on your own is good because you'll be able to have fresh produce every day.

Thanks for everyone's opinion. I think I have learned more natural ways of speaking. But I'm practicing with "in that", so I'll get the answer has "in that" in. Thanks again (^.^)

I would say "Planting vegetables for yourself is good because you will have fresh produce every day". "produce" (pronounced pro-DOOS) is the word for plants that you eat-- productions would be incorrect. "by yourself" vs "for yourself" is more a matter of opinion, "by yourself" says that you plant alone, "for yourself" means that you do the whole process for your own use.