The world can live without politicians; but the world cannot live without farmers.

Support your local, organic farmers!

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Saving Seeds From Your Homegrown Vegetables

Saving seed involves three steps: selecting seeds from the most suitable plants, harvesting them at the right time and storing them properly until you need to sow them.

Make sure you only save seed from open-pollinated varieties and not F1 hybrids. Open pollinated vegetable varieties are often heirloom varieties that have naturally evolved over the years and been passed down through generations of gardeners. F1 seeds can be infertile and some will produce different traits from the original parents that are less favorable to the ones for which the hybrids were initially developed.

Only save seed from the most vigorous plants with the best fruit and avoid using seed from weak or unusual looking plants.

For fleshy vegetables such as tomatoes, squash, and melons, pick them when they are fully ripe. Scoop out their seeds, rinse them well and spread them to completely dry in a well-ventilated place. Beans and peas need to be left on the vine until the pods are dry and crackly. Other types of seed may be gathered when the fruit or vegetables are fully formed and hardened. Rinse and leave them out to dry completely.

Seeds are happiest when they are stored in a cool, dark, and dry place. Store seeds in labeled envelopes and place in a dark closet in a cooler part of the house or a dry, cool basement to store your seeds for a year or two. Once properly dried, seeds can also be sealed in airtight containers and stored in the refrigerator or freezer for several years. Remember to label your seeds before storing them away!

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We live in an age of deception; illusions are everywhere.

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Take an honest look at the 5 people you spend the most time with. Realize that they have a major impact on your life.

Are they supportive of your mission? Or are they toxic?

Spend time with those who build you up, not tear you down.

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MK-Ultra Mind Control Survivor - Cathy O'Brien

Cathy O’Brien, Recovered Survivor of the CIA, MK-Ultra Mind Control Operation Project Monarch, discusses her experience.

The horrifying and shocking content of this interview is a matter of public record, and has been documented in O’Brien’s book, Trance-Formation of America, which is based on the trannoscripts of her testimony before a special federal investigative committee. On August 3rd, 1977 the 95th U.S. Congress opened hearings into the reported abuses concerning the CIA’s Top Secret Mind Control Research Project and most of the congressional records are included in her book.

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Become Self-sufficient

Grow your own food, hunt/fish, forage, and raise animals.

This is the path to freedom.

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Growing food is one of the most productive and fulfilling actions anyone can take.

Start small, but start now. Or expand what you are already doing.

If you wish to free yourself from the shackles of the matrix, then become as self-sufficient as possible.

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Once you realize that the food supply has been weaponized to keep humanity in a lowered-state, you'll never think about your diet the same way.

Cult-owned companies such as Monsanto (Bayer), General Mills, and Nestle all contribute to the poisoning of billions of people.

Their toxic "foods" are genetically-modified and ridden with extremely dangerous substances such as glyphosate, fluoride, heavy metals, and synthetic coloring.

Reject what these corporations try to push you to eat; instead eat what nature intended for you - organic whole foods.

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The Woodland Homestead: How to Make Your Land More Productive and Live More Self-Sufficiently in the Woods by Brett McLeod

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The Woodland Homestead: How to Make Your Land More Productive and Live More Self-Sufficiently in the Woods by Brett McLeod

"A wooded property -- even just a small one -- is full of possibilities for sustainable use. Whether your goal is to grow food, harvest wood, or support livestock, forester and homesteader Brett McLeod has the knowledge, tools, and techniques you need to get the most out of your land. You'll learn how to take stock of the forest makeup, use different axes and saws, prune and coppice trees, grow fruit and berries, build living fences, and much more. Along the way, you'll read the stories of other homesteaders who, through innovation and resourcefulness, have realized their dreams of a bountiful woodland home."

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Conveniences are Skills Lost

The conveniences of modern society has lead to the rapid regression of skills and knowledge held by the masses.

100 years ago, everyone had a garden and knew how to grow food. Today, that is certainly not the case. Most people are helplessly dependent on the system in order to survive.

Don't be like most people; revert to the old ways and learn the skills of your ancestors.

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