Post #10026

From the YT comments .. 1) Planting community gardens and fruit trees on church properties 2) Producing annual and perennial seedlings to sell, barter, and give away 3) Operating food pantries and testing ways to rely less of federal and state food resources and promote self sufficiency 4) Building gardening networks with garden tours, plant and seed swaps, seed libraries, classes, garden surplus trades, etc 5) Working with older farmers to keep their properties running, trading our labor for fiat, compost, beef, etc 6) Ensuring our family’s properties are planted out in food 7) Stocking local blessing boxes 8) Having a “Free table” at church with excess food and garden surplus 9) Switching out revenue streams towards food production and building food production infrastructure 10) Developing significant composting systems.