Hi guys
This is a cartoon that played on VHS after another selection of cartoons. The tone seemed a lot more morbid/war-oriented than the other cartoons on the tape.
The overall structure is that we are in a peaceful, natural setting (I think a farmyard). A male voice-over narrator is walking us through all kinds of vegetables in the garden, there are close ups of the different kinds of vegetables with their associated plant card images on pickets in the soil.
Suddenly, the sky turns dark, a storm breaks out, and perhaps warning sirens are called out. The garden turns out to be a camouflaged war zone. Machinery is mobilized out of the barns, huge turrets with angry, human-like face expressions break out of the soil, and an airstrike combat takes place between sky and the ground artillery.
There was another cartoon strip on the same tape I think; it would be pretty nice to pinpoint it too. This one I recall less. It involves a particular scene, though. We have some kind of hill upon which a bear (?) dwells, somewhere in the forest maybe. There are chipmunk type creatures (I think) in burrowed tunnels underneath the hill. In one climax, the defender of the hill wants to eliminate the tunnel creatures by flushing them out with water (can't remember if they were taking his food). He takes a water hose and forces a lot of pressure underneath this hill. At some point, I remember the entire hill exploding out of the water pressure, thus leading to the defender losing all his food stock.
If anyone can pinpoint any of this, awesome :P