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Our unnecessary over-dependence on the corporate system, especially with our food supply, is taking an excruciating toll on our survival as a nation and welfare of the planet.

How else to stop this spiraling madness by sowing the seeds of victory!

You can begin by getting down and dirty:

plant a garden

dig up your lawn

landscape with edibles

container garden on a patio, rooftop or even in a window box

start a community garden in your neighborhood

From these actions and with dedication and hard work, we create forces that are inherently and powerfully revolutionary.

Revolution is required... start by planting a garden!

URBAN GARDENING

Resistance is fertile... sow a revolution!

Our Urban Garden

A little over ten years ago, there was a decision made to turn the front and back yard into edible growing space.

Southern California was experiencing a severe drought, one of the first things we did was covered over the front lawn with newspapers and mulch.

The yard has been constantly changing over the years and the changes still continue to this day.

We are documenting our progress on:

� Our Current Homesteading Projects

� Photo Gallery

� Facts & Stats

Recommended References

� Guerrilla Gardening - Transform our blandscape by sowing the seeds of a green revolution

� Backyard Organic Gardening - This is the grassroots e-source for information about the basics of backyard organic gardening

� Organic Good Micro Farm - University of Missouri has created a website loaded with all kinds of useful information about agriculture

� City Farmer - Since 1978 this non-profit society promotes urban food production and environmental conservation.

� Journey to Forever - Everyone can grow their own food

� Food Not Lawns! - A non-profit, avant-gardening collective based in Oregon.

� Garden Seeker - Gardening information, gardening help & gardening advice

� Organic Kitchen - Organic growing tips & advice!

� Alternative Farming Systems Guide - Biodynamic farming and compost preparation

� Plant a Row for the Hungry Plant a Row for the Hungry - Launched in 1995, Plant a Row for the Hungry (PAR) is a public service campaign of the Garden Writers Association of America

� CASA Community Garden - A non-profit organization whose main focus is to help senior citizens live more independently. This garden is planted and maintained by community volunteers.

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