Ken Meter: Building A Local Food Economy (part 1 of 3)

That's really a great idea.

god bless organic and small farms & sustainable farming.

LOVE THE INITIATIVE!!! Such works are wonderful models to be expanded upon across America. THANK YOU-

Land amount is not important. We have 1200 acres in the family, but I find small holdings to be infinitely more productive using resources wisely and mindfully. That's the beauty of Urban Homesteading; Or even Suburban Homesteading. It's the real answer to food security & quality of life.

PS. Love your channel!

Google "Spin Farming"

Not necessarily true. Land is expensive, but plenty of people have started small sustainable farms in the last 20 years.

Great to hear you grew some tomatoes, Dan! Maybe next year you can add another crop or 2. You'll be glad you did...hard to beat the flavor.

Yes, PeakOilBoy, everything counts! Let's keep taking those thoughtful footsteps.