Americans soon will be begging for FOOD

[resident_evil]

Vegetables appear to be readily available along with most non-meat staples for the foreseeable future.

You wanna be a made capitalist in Missoula? Then you have to make your bones.

I'll give you a business plan idea to ponder and to think in finding local investors.

I've been looking to do this up near the U.P. Note you don't need herbicides, insecticides, or even fertilizer if you compost. Greenhouse are all over Baja Cali and Southern Spain (you can see them from space).



From Nebraska

I like this setup in some ways.

 

[Emily]

Vegetables appear to be readily available along with most non-meat staples for the foreseeable future.

Aaand yet another goal of our masters' agenda closer to fruition.

 

[condorkristy]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/advocates-hoped-census-would-find-diversity-in-agriculture-it-found-old-white-people/ar-BBVTXjc?ocid=spartandhp

This post hasn't aged well.

 

[Woolleybugger]

I have plenty of food. In fact, my plums are going off right now.

 

[Dawg]

This post hasn't aged well.

aged quite well especially with 10 Million acres of corn destroyed in Iowa

 

[Dawg]

I have plenty of food. In fact, my plums are going off right now.

You make any wine?

 

[Woolleybugger]

You make any wine?

sure do but with grapes, we had two barrels this year, 6 cases of syrah, cost me about 4 bucks a bottle. The plums got munched and passed around my friends. One plum tree can feed an army.

 

[Dawg]

sure do but with grapes, we had two barrels this year, 6 cases of syrah, cost me about 4 bucks a bottle. The plums got munched and passed around my friends. One plum tree can feed an army.

I've had plum wine and even had a friend try plum moonshine and yes, a plum tree is plum loaded

enjoy

 

[justoffal]

They not just in Texas, we're having a hell of a problem with them, just glad we don't have the numbers Texas does, but, if we don't hunt them day and night we will have. A sow can have 2 and sometimes 3 litters a year, 10/12/14 per litter and even with helicopters it's all but impossible to kill them all. We lost 40 acres of corn to the pigs last year and when we plant they will follow the seed row out of site rutting up every corn seed. We've built traps, bring in dog hunters and hunt them at night.

Wow.....
I had no idea.

Is the meat even edible?

Jo

 

[Dawg]

Wow.....
I had no idea.

Is the meat even edible?

Jo

Oh yeah meat is good just needs a bit more cooking than a domestic hog
I have people on a waiting list wanting the meat