Ultra-Local, Full Circle Self-Sufficiency
Ultra-Local, Full-Circle Self-Sufficiency is about how to provide balanced nutrition from a garden in an enjoyable hour a day, using hand tools only, for up to a year.
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Gardens Can’t Possibly Replace Global Staples. (opens the original)
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I always like to put myself in the shoes of those who say no way self-sufficiency gardens will rescue the beleaguered industrial food system. Just to remind myself of their viewpoint and address their concerns. One issue they’re sure to harp on is the “big four” mass-produced staples—wheat, corn, rice, and soy—that provide 60% of the world’s food calories. All by the wondrous machine of industrial agriculture. Untold suffering and famine would ensue without those mainstays. And for sure, we can’
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