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Consumer Advice

WmChris

(232 posts)

2. We're lucky

Reply to Heather MC (Original post)

Tue Oct 11, 2022, 02:46 PM

Oct 2022

Lucky enough to have ample garden space and enjoy a plethora of fruits and vegetables all summer long. Then over winter canned tomatoes, applesauce, and different squash varieties. We do still have to supplement with trips to the store on occasion but try to keep it local.

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Wouldn't it be great if we could End Dependency on Corporation Food? [View all] Heather MC Oct 2022 OP

We grew most of our own vegetables until about four years ago.. luvs2sing Oct 2022 #1

I feel your pain Heather MC Oct 2022 #4

We're lucky WmChris Oct 2022 #2

90% of my vegetables come from the garden in my typical subdivision backyard zeusdogmom Oct 2022 #3

I love my North 40 Inches (two 4x7 foot raised garden spaces) Backseat Driver Oct 2022 #5

Everybody needs advice morning chocolate sounds yummy Heather MC Oct 2022 #10

I live in an apartment I_UndergroundPanther Oct 2022 #6

I started growing indoors with Hydroponic gardening Heather MC Oct 2022 #7

But could we feed our ever-growing population without industrial/corporate food? keithbvadu2 Oct 2022 #8

What good is feeding people poison food? Heather MC Oct 2022 #9