Food Security - Better Food - Healthier Food - Water Security - Power Security
This site is dedicated to the encouragement and growth of the Urban Farming movement, a return to home food production in backyards and community plots, and a return to the deep pleasure, satisfaction and connectiveness that comes from participating in life at a fundamental level. By growing your own food, including eggs, chickens and more you can choose what varieties you want to eat, be independent. In a world overrun by Genetically Modified Foods it just makes sense. As well collect your own chemical free water and generate your own green power.
Be Organic, Buy Organic and Grow Organic.
Not forgetting of course, the other very important·environmental, economic, and resource benefits (see more on our pages About Urban Farming, Food Miles, Taking Responsibility, Animal·Cruelty, What are the Choices).
"Until you become a producer and cease being a consumer you will remain a prisoner of the corporations and be forced to follow their lead"
Within this site you will find articles and news, inspiration and hope, resources and ideas. It is our own personal goal, to begin by inspiring as many new urban gardeners as possible.
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if you have something you would like to contribute, and especially if you have decided to become an Urban Farmer!
Watch these cool videos on our Time for Change article.
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Use Your Purchasing Power to Create ChangeBig supermarket bullying tactics are killing off local brands, forcing producers out of business and limiting our choices. Read the article (link below) and start making purchasing choices that free up our competitive market. Your purchasing decisions can create change for us all. C'mon guys, it's not right to buy milk for $1 or bread for the same. You know someone else is wearing the cost for that - other Australian businesses. And, in the long run you'll pay for it too when your choices are gone and prices are pushed up again. Risk of crying over spilt milk as brands drop off shelves
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