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Originally Posted by SilentKnight
Locally we have community-based vegetable gardens...planted and tended by volunteers who put in a few hours each week working in the garden in return for a share of what it produces. Seeds are donated by local businesses and organizations.
I'm sure something like that would be ideal for poor people wanting to supplement their veggie diet.
But it all goes back to that old adage of teaching a man to fish as opposed to giving him a fish.
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You know I called the local church and asked if their youth group wanted to use some of my land and I would provide the seeds to make a community garden. The kids would just have to come plant, and help tend to it and could bring veggies home to their families. I guess that's what you're doing out there?
They never got back to me. Booooo. How did you find that place Silent?