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You could produce half the food you eat by gardening 10 hours/week Kolesar Oct 2012 #1
'when you retire' being the operative words. unemployed people don't have land, & working people HiPointDem Oct 2012 #3
So, why did you ask? eom Kolesar Oct 2012 #4
i didn't ask anything, i posted an article with a graphic. HiPointDem Oct 2012 #6
True, true. RadiationTherapy Oct 2012 #12
actually, where I live I know more than a few unemployed people with land cali Oct 2012 #18
not for long, unless they're retirees; independently wealthy; drug dealers. HiPointDem Oct 2012 #22
tell that to this guy: ret5hd Oct 2012 #2
i'll say it: i don't believe him when he claims "self-sufficiency" HiPointDem Oct 2012 #5
Try this in Florida....I dare you. Lochloosa Oct 2012 #11
I would have to figure out how to deal with Madam Mossfern Oct 2012 #7
Eat the deer. mainer Oct 2012 #10
I live in an apartment and barely have time to food shop. Starry Messenger Oct 2012 #8
Depends on the climate, too mainer Oct 2012 #9
first you have to live where there is not a drought newfie11 Oct 2012 #13
I VERY MUCH disagree with this. Le Taz Hot Oct 2012 #14
That's a very idealistic estimate of what it would take. MineralMan Oct 2012 #15
One could argue, this is the amount of land every person has a *right* to have, for free. reformist2 Oct 2012 #16
you could argue that but it would be silly. cali Oct 2012 #19
You don't actually give people the land, but you can give them the rental value in cash. reformist2 Oct 2012 #23
I don't think most towns and cities allow livestock to be raised in backyards. sinkingfeeling Oct 2012 #17
I always liked the "quaint" medieval architecture of Europe. bluedigger Oct 2012 #20
takes more than that Spider Jerusalem Oct 2012 #21
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