r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/ADignifiedLife • Sep 18 '23
Class struggle✊️ Community gardens / permaculture for the win! Being less dependent on shit companies is the goal!
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Sep 19 '23
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u/BriskBanter Sep 19 '23
I agree but I will say good permaculture is pretty much the least amount of work ever when it comes to gardening/farming you kind of just set things up and let it go.
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u/98VoteForPedro Sep 19 '23
HOA would like to know your location
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u/Borgey_ Sep 19 '23
How do you deal with a HOA it sounds nightmarish
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Sep 19 '23
Don't live in one is the best solution.
Absent that become involved in it and try to bend it to your will.
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u/QTPU Sep 20 '23
Bad advice aside, just try to live your life and keep on top of outward maintenance. Don't pay them too much mind but know they are there to screw you or a neighbor if things keep going against their will.
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u/BriskBanter Sep 20 '23
If there's an HOA I feel like we are morally obligated to become the president then dissolve it right after.
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u/BriskBanter Sep 19 '23
I don't think there will be a time soon where we won't need a grocery store, but it would be nice to have free wild foods around. Just starting a garden don't feed as many people as we have tho.
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Sep 19 '23
I think you might be surprised. I have one successful tomato plant. This is my first year gardening. If these finish ripening before it gets too cold I'm about to have like 30 big tomatoes. That's.... a lot of tomatoes and tomato sauce.
If I knew what I was doing I would have like... 4 successful tomato plants AND the FUCKING DEER wouldn't have gotten my first batch of tomatoes (fuckers literally ate all of them). So we're talking like 240 tomatoes. We would have to have canned them for sure.
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u/BriskBanter Sep 19 '23
That's is definitely a lot (fuck them deer) maybe grocery store for the things we can't easily grow/make in large amounts then.
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u/machinegunsyphilis Sep 19 '23
Factory farming grossly overproduces, and they're paid to throw shit away.
Just starting a garden don't feed as many people as we have tho.
Not sure what you mean? What do you think human civilization did for thousands of years before like, 1970 lol
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u/ObscureAudioHistory Sep 19 '23
Hey where can I find more of this artists work? I've seen it around a bit.
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u/Fun-Bag-6073 Sep 20 '23
Community gardens will make the ruling class cry and piss and throw up 👍🏻
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u/Hevnoraak101 Sep 19 '23
They'll mark up the seeds
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u/Worish Sep 19 '23
You can propogate plenty of plants without seeds.
Celery, potato, sweet potato, onion, green onion...
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u/Hevnoraak101 Sep 19 '23
I feel that's important information that a lot of people should know. Maybe it would be worth somebody creating a decent but easy list of things everybody could and should grow?
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u/QTPU Sep 19 '23
Community gardens are pretty exclusive where I'm at, the guy running one near us seemed to have no interest in teaching us anything about gardening and refused to shake my wife's hand or look her in the eyes.
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u/ADignifiedLife Sep 19 '23
That's fucked up, dont waste your time with the dude.
Use the map i added in the pinned comment. Still cant find then make a small one of your own with friends/ family. Worth a shot :)
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u/ADignifiedLife Sep 18 '23
COMMUNITY FOOD FORESTS MAP:
COMMUNITY GARDEN MAP:
PERMACULTURE INTRO:
UBRAN GARDENING INTRO:
EASY TO GROW VEGGIES UNDER A MONTH:
The more skills we learn the better we are when this shit system crumbles.
Gardening is revolutionary!!