Growing your own food and potentially even owning a stake in feeding the world (or your neighborhood) is, as Simon wrote about here, possibly the smartest investment of the decade in a time of increasing demand, declining agricultural yields, and destructive political policies and subsidies worldwide.
Plus as you will hear in the below video this act of planting a garden might be one of the most subversive things you can do because, to paraphrase the ‘father of permaculture’ Bill Mollison, when you arrange your own food, energy, and shelter, the people in power lose economic and political control over you.
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