<s>[INST] I'm starting a garden and want to prioritize crops I can grow for food in case of supply chain issues in future. Can you help me choose some plant species that will:

 - Provide enough caloric/nutrient content for two adults
 - Can survive in Hardiness zone 9-10
 - Can either grow in clay-heavy soil or in containers
 - Can survive short periods of frost
 - Minimizes water requirements
 - Crops have roughly 1/3 acre of shallow hillside to grow on, facing northeast [/INST] Sure! Based on your criteria, here are a few crops you might consider growing in your garden:

    Tomatoes: Tomatoes are a good source of vitamins C and K and are relatively easy to grow in hardiness zones 9-10. They can be grown in containers or in soil, as long as the soil is well-draining. They prefer moderate amounts of water and can survive short periods of frost.

    Squash: Squash is a nutritious crop that is high in vitamins A and C. They are hardy in zones 9-10 and can grow well in clay-heavy soil or in containers. Squash plants are drought-tolerant and can survive short periods of frost.

    Peppers: Bell peppers are a good source of vitamin C and can be grown in zones 9-10. They are relatively easy to grow in soil or containers, and they prefer well-drained soil and moderate amounts of water. Peppers can survive short periods of frost.

    Sweet potatoes: Sweet potatoes are a nutritious crop that is high in vitamins A and C. They can grow well in zones 9-10 and are drought-tolerant, making them a good choice for your garden. Sweet potatoes can be grown in soil or containers and can survive short periods of frost.

    Herbs: Herbs such as basil, rosemary, thyme, and oregano are a good source of flavor and nutrition and can be grown in zones 9-10. They are relatively easy to grow in containers or soil and prefer moderate amounts of water.

These are just a few of the crops that you might consider for your garden. It's always a good idea to do some research on the specific plants you are interested in to make sure they will grow well in your area and soil conditions.</s>\ <s>[INST] How many calories on average do each plant produce? [/INST] 