Archived 4Chan Thread On Food Processing Plant Fires With Spreadsheet, Txt file, Pastebin Of Food Fires Going Back To 2020
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Then we will hide in the shade...
But yeah I'm kinda stuck on that one. I don't have any land or place to grow my own food. Thought I'd go to college to get a good paying STEM job. Parents are toddler-level intelligence and retarded, didn't really listen to my warnings about markets, government, food until it was too late.
They laughed when I told them to plant food rather than pretty flowers in their yard. Whatever that's their place. Their generation collectively is so awfully stupid it blows my mind sometimes. Fuck me. Trying to dig out of my hole right now. Hole just keeps going down deeper.
These are the times to think way outside the box you've been taught to live in.
There is plenty of land. It doesn't have to be yours. So many people nowadays have no idea what food plants look like. Plant along ditch banks, median strips, the edge of the woods, parks, flower beds at businesses, etc. Then you can just graze around when things are ready for harvest.
You can also forage for wild plants. For example, Queen Anne's lace is related to carrots, and the roots can be eaten the same way. All parts of cattails are edible. Dandelion leaves are good in salads or cooked.
Forget about going in debt for decades just to get a technical job. There are tons of tech jobs and trade careers that you can get educated for at a community college quickly and cheaply. You'll make just about as much money, but with better job satisfaction and less stress.
A couple of my cousins were plumbers and had second homes in Florida. One of them played piano and was offered a big recording contract, but turned it down because of how much he made as a plumber.
If you don't think the trades pay well, hire a plumber, electrician, welder, or car mechanic.
I'm already well into my degree and almost done, I'm not going to throw all the years away that I worked up to it. But it does seriously suck.
Tomatos grow amazing indoors with basic fluorescent lights. Not saying that's all you would need or could do but it's a start.
Thanks, I think I might do just that today and go get me a tomato plant.
You can grow a lot in a small hydro garden.
idk how to do that or good sources to learn from, do you have any?