SPIN Farming * City Harvest

[gearlockT]

That was great to hear, thanks for sharing! I honestly don't understand how anyone can complain about the prices. I make under 20 grand a year, buy mostly local and organic and have plenty of cash on the side. Meanwhile people waste their money on garbage and whine about the cost of good food, talk about messed up priorities.

[jcanivan]

Congradulations on both your accomplishment at starting a small business and for getting involved with an environmentelly friendly occupation.

great job

keep on trucking

John

[dbusher]

Just another "entrepreneur" Its her career choice and the reality is ...her product costs to much.

What's better is if we all were to farm/garden to our ability and trade FREELY. I have a very small garden and we share with other gardeners in our neighborhood. At any given time I provide beans/carrots while someone gives peppers or herbs. I think we should all work hard on that model.

[thunksalot]

Oh, I see, dbusher.  Farmers aren't supposed to be able to make money like anyone else providing a valuable service (a life-sustaining service in this case.). Shame on all farmers for wanting to make it a career choice, rather than a hobby.

[ParapaDrifter]

it's more about the oppressive taxes that our government is levying upon society. We need to shake this parasite called government and the federal reserve.

[emforty2]

Bad News for Corporations and City government

No sale=No Tax

you will be too healthy that pharmacy/clinics will not make money

you will be missing key nutrients, pesticide residue, weed killer residue, salmonella, etc.

you won't need to pay the gym as your getting exercise gardening and getting "real results"

see that bad things you guys are doing !

[copefarms]

I agree how dare they try to take care of themselves. Dont they know thats the govt's job LOL :)

You do make good points but Wouldnt it be nice if more people farmed at home and saved money. :)

[hyperlocavore]

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[Quelthias]

If everyone did this, we may have just enough food to feed the world.

Props from Victoria!

[JonesyBoogieman]

There was/is enough, but 1) a lot goes to waste in the West, 2) agricultural space is being developed or changed into bio-fuel crops, and 3) when shipments are sent, often they unfortunately rot in port before getting to the people (ie. vermin, temperature, moisture, etc). LOCAL development is what's needed - pumps, investments, protection, etc.

[impalapez]

what you said....

[impalapez]

we do have enough food to feed the world. unfortunately, too much is monocrop, pesticide, herbicide, nutrient intensive big ag....plus there is alot of waste, but, I'm doing this to my yard, and planting fruit trees and a raised bed at my rental property....people have no idea how ABUNDANT intensive growing can be, and it works better for organics to be on a smaller scale...SPIN ON!!!!!

[gratefuljoe]

This is great. Thank you so much for posting. SPIN will become huge.