Just a trial run before they enforce it on private individuals with home gardens.
What purpose does registration serve? How does that benefit the public? It doesn’t. It benefits the government.
Remember when Gov Whitmer banned the sale of seeds during the covid lockdowns? What was the threat? The virus isn’t spread through seeds or a home garden.
Correct. As with turn-in-your-neighbor mask efforts and others, the key here is to flood their system with garbage data. Do this every time they try and do the surveillance state, about any issue.
The people need to know everything their government is trying to do; the government has no right to know everything the people are doing.
So we refuse to register anything or just say we are growing a new crop of guns, AR15s to be exact, oh and Glocks. They are so dumb they might believe it.
It was unbelievable that my Michigan neighbor insisted that there was never a seed ban. But I had photos and a Detroit Freepress article saying otherwise. Admittedly, the ban only lasted for one day...
She didn't ban the sale of seeds, she just declared the garden centers as not necessary, it was a stupid move that she immediately undid a few days later. The ban was more to keep people from hanging out in stores than from buying seeds.
The registry, as far as I can tell, helps develop community education spots and can lead to funding for them. I run my church's outreach garden where we educate people and offer seedlings and seeds for free for home gardens. When I looked into it, they offered no benefit to sign up, so I didn't bother to register.
This is just supply and demand. I own a 12 acre farm and mostly grow seedling potatoes for resale to smaller farmers and the increase I've seen in the past year has been insane. Three years ago I sold $375k worth of seedling potatoes and that was pretty much what I did every year going back about 10 years. Two years ago I sold $425k and decided I needed to raise prices a bit so I could expand and grow more. In 2021 I planted double what I usually did and raised prices a bit and ended the year selling just shy of $1m worth of seedlings.
Just a trial run before they enforce it on private individuals with home gardens.
What purpose does registration serve? How does that benefit the public? It doesn’t. It benefits the government.
Remember when Gov Whitmer banned the sale of seeds during the covid lockdowns? What was the threat? The virus isn’t spread through seeds or a home garden.
Correct. As with turn-in-your-neighbor mask efforts and others, the key here is to flood their system with garbage data. Do this every time they try and do the surveillance state, about any issue.
The people need to know everything their government is trying to do; the government has no right to know everything the people are doing.
So we refuse to register anything or just say we are growing a new crop of guns, AR15s to be exact, oh and Glocks. They are so dumb they might believe it.
Hello hotline? I'd like to register a farm growing goats guns. :p
😂🤣they are so oxymoronic, they might believe it. Oh, and post that all Trespassers who are not friends, family, neighbors will be shot
It was unbelievable that my Michigan neighbor insisted that there was never a seed ban. But I had photos and a Detroit Freepress article saying otherwise. Admittedly, the ban only lasted for one day...
There was. People weren't allowed to buy seeds at the beginning of the "pandemic"
I broke past many store barriers to buy "forbidden" goods.
She didn't ban the sale of seeds, she just declared the garden centers as not necessary, it was a stupid move that she immediately undid a few days later. The ban was more to keep people from hanging out in stores than from buying seeds.
The registry, as far as I can tell, helps develop community education spots and can lead to funding for them. I run my church's outreach garden where we educate people and offer seedlings and seeds for free for home gardens. When I looked into it, they offered no benefit to sign up, so I didn't bother to register.
I have noticed some seeds have become more difficult to find. Namely for staple crops.
This is just supply and demand. I own a 12 acre farm and mostly grow seedling potatoes for resale to smaller farmers and the increase I've seen in the past year has been insane. Three years ago I sold $375k worth of seedling potatoes and that was pretty much what I did every year going back about 10 years. Two years ago I sold $425k and decided I needed to raise prices a bit so I could expand and grow more. In 2021 I planted double what I usually did and raised prices a bit and ended the year selling just shy of $1m worth of seedlings.
Nice
This is goals...you run it all by yourself with one tractor or what? I need to get up to speed on what youre doing.
Deeming something nonessential is no different from a ban — just as preventing people from going to gyms, churches, etc.
The only reason for reversal was because of public outcry and media attention.
The rationale that it was some social distancing measure to keep people from hanging out in stores isn’t even remotely logical.
Again, it was a test balloon just like the Paypal fine.
They will do whatever they can get away with — making it seem innocent or even “for the public good” when it’s anything but.