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Check out the "Back to Eden" documentary (not other videos "about" it) for some good info on making your garden much more productive and rewarding with less work.
For you folks in cities with small areas to grow food, read the book square foot gardening, I grew great vegetable gardens in LA. I couldn't stand eating shite tomatoes so I went back to my WVA roots and grew my own. I left LA and now have acreage, grow all of my own veggies, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, turnips, strawberries, plums, apricots, apples, currents, Saskatoon berries, horseradish, 700 hundred head of garlic, 2 bee hives. Its awesome to harvest your own food
Edit: we also have Chickens Hogs and are looking to have some head of cattle
It's fun and a LOT of work. One of the best things we did on our acreage was to put in a pool. We can garden around the pool. We have 5 large pots growing tomatoes around the pool and the strawberries and our Grandson is so into picking tomatoes and berries while he's at the pool. Too much fun. He's 6 and loves eating the tomatoes
I would love to put in a pool. So many summer days working the garden wishing I had one. I'm strapped for cash tho remodeling a legitimately crazy cat lady's 1900s house. I built a 2x4 tarp pool for myself on the 4th of july this year to drink beer in. Hahaha
been doing that for years. may be why i'm not susceptible to their bullshit. less commie poison. mkultra fail when you don't ingest their chemical lobotomy garbage.
got those, ammo, but we started growing more plans at the beginning of last year...just in case this plandemic was bad...and also got chickens. looking at goatssss.
Look for a smaller seed company. Look for heirloom seeds. Also there is a large difference between hybrid seeds and GMO seeds.
All variety of seeds other than heirloom are technically generically modified. But hybrid is just genetic selections and plant breeding. Cross pollination as nature would do naturally just forced by a human hand. The scary GMO stuff is only corn and soybeans so far pretty much. In my semi educated opinion, the issue with GMO seeds is the ability to spray roundup all over the plants. That's what they genetically modified the plant to be able to withstand.
Start seeds in a south facing window or under lights.
If you can manage a greenhouse or hoop house tons of veggies need cool weather to grow. (Lettuce, kale, broccoli, radishes, onions, garlic just to name a few.)
Check out the "Back to Eden" documentary (not other videos "about" it) for some good info on making your garden much more productive and rewarding with less work.
Paul Gautschi is amazing human being. I've moved 3 giant loads of wood chips into my back yard over the past few months.
Chickens, rabbits, and fruit trees to come.
For you folks in cities with small areas to grow food, read the book square foot gardening, I grew great vegetable gardens in LA. I couldn't stand eating shite tomatoes so I went back to my WVA roots and grew my own. I left LA and now have acreage, grow all of my own veggies, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, turnips, strawberries, plums, apricots, apples, currents, Saskatoon berries, horseradish, 700 hundred head of garlic, 2 bee hives. Its awesome to harvest your own food Edit: we also have Chickens Hogs and are looking to have some head of cattle
I'm in my second year of my 5 acre journey. Moved from the suburbs and I will never look back
And Congratulations on your journey
It's fun and a LOT of work. One of the best things we did on our acreage was to put in a pool. We can garden around the pool. We have 5 large pots growing tomatoes around the pool and the strawberries and our Grandson is so into picking tomatoes and berries while he's at the pool. Too much fun. He's 6 and loves eating the tomatoes
I would love to put in a pool. So many summer days working the garden wishing I had one. I'm strapped for cash tho remodeling a legitimately crazy cat lady's 1900s house. I built a 2x4 tarp pool for myself on the 4th of july this year to drink beer in. Hahaha
been doing that for years. may be why i'm not susceptible to their bullshit. less commie poison. mkultra fail when you don't ingest their chemical lobotomy garbage.
The commie has been pulling lots of stuff into our water, especially after 2019 summer...
Get weapons first. If things go dark, people will come after yours.
So just off them and take theirs.
got those, ammo, but we started growing more plans at the beginning of last year...just in case this plandemic was bad...and also got chickens. looking at goatssss.
been doing that since when this plandemic started, we also got chickens, looking at goats...
I moved to the corn fields and have been living the dream for a while now. Never will look back
The farmers are all Republicans. Not that you shouldn't garden, you should, but I don't think we have to worry about farmers not selling to us.
Until they try to take the farms and cause a famine with their incompetence.
I would love to get together and do a gardening.win
Homesteading and gardening. We could all get together and trade within our community and bypass the system. Plus share information
Let's do it! I do the gardening thing, chickens, etc. Love it!
How does one acquire good seeds? Like not that monsanto tainted shit.
Heirloom. Unfortunately the plants are more susceptible to disease and pests. Try Dave's Garden online. Big community.
https://www.seedsavers.org
https://www.jlhudsonseeds.net/
and
https://migardener.com/category/seeds-by-category/all-seeds/
they're both squanchtastic
Look for a smaller seed company. Look for heirloom seeds. Also there is a large difference between hybrid seeds and GMO seeds.
All variety of seeds other than heirloom are technically generically modified. But hybrid is just genetic selections and plant breeding. Cross pollination as nature would do naturally just forced by a human hand. The scary GMO stuff is only corn and soybeans so far pretty much. In my semi educated opinion, the issue with GMO seeds is the ability to spray roundup all over the plants. That's what they genetically modified the plant to be able to withstand.
TLDR: Check out jonny seeds
A lot of the emergency food companies sell heirloom seed packs.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS!
SELF RELIANCE IS THE WAY!
I have a black thumb, my family will starve.
Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!
That's commie talk. Learn and pay attention to your plants!
I have a 4 x 6 patio, I could provide a salad.
Buy or build "Earth Box" kits. Some cool hippies built these things. I grew like 20 lbs of hot peppers with 3 boxes this year. Was amazing.
damn, middle of winter can't plant in one ft. of snow.
Winter is for planning and learning
And apparently starving...
Are you a liberal grasshopper or a MAGA ant?
Which are you? I’m just attempting humor :-)
Someone search permafrost and then say that to my face. Lol
Me too pede! I liked that saying though, I thought it was clever. I'm a big dick energy army ant over here bud!
Hunting. You hunt game in winter to supplement the veggie stores from summer.
There are always squirrels in the backyard :-) Oh or the pantry full of food....
I'm looking into winter sowing in empty milk and water jugs.
Start seeds in a south facing window or under lights.
If you can manage a greenhouse or hoop house tons of veggies need cool weather to grow. (Lettuce, kale, broccoli, radishes, onions, garlic just to name a few.)
get some ge grow lights for inside...we've been doing it.
Also learn to hunt and fish if you don't already, the land will provide you just need the skills to take advantage of it!
Already got my indoor setup, growing onions, tomatoes, and chili peppers XD
And people mocked the Mormons for having 3-6 month food supply storage.
Support our favorite purveyor of gay froggery and buy some seeds yo!
https://www.infowarsstore.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=seeds
Or if you have a brown thumb or lack the land to grow a garden buy storable food. On sale until Friday 1/15/21
https://www.infowarsstore.com/preparedness/emergency-survival-foods
Move out of cities.
I think we’re gonna be ok, fren. No objections to fresh home grown veggies, of course.
They aren't gonna get that fucking dark, jeez.
Still an awesome idea regardless.