I know @Dallas I'm dealing with a bunch myself

accept that USA is dying and depression garden much as you can to thrive through the process.

Predictive Programming:

We didn't die before and we won't now

When all the News says Coronavirus at the same time, you know something is up.

Resident Evil 6 the C virus. The Last of US have the American Flag in the beginning of 40 minutes.

I am not going to look for predictive programming conspiracy (triggering psychosis), so either depression farming like 1931s or stockpile arms like Ukraine's collapse of USSR.

Either way, the most prepared will survive through the collapse of the USA.

Empires lasts around 250 years.

Sorry, that you are feeling denial anger bargaining depression in the first moments of realisation that something is wrong and tiny to anything about it.

Lol you don't know me

Of course.

I live in USDA zone 3B, it is winter here, so it is more difficult for me to survive than it is for someone from USDA zone 6B to do gardening.

Most definitely got you pegged

@Deleted User that is to bad

Ugh this isnt good

Zone 3B Gardening zone have more likelihood of people depending on Government than that of somebody from Zone 5- 9 😉

Not at all @Dallas

Lucky Americans.

@Tian Fan I'm a Texan first..

Oh hey ryan

Zone 7 😄 - Ryan Can plant all kinds of plants over there.

Howdy @Lily H.Texas

Solar Dehydrators are nice @Deleted User

I am at zone 3B Calgary Alberta Canada.

Needs property permits for Vertical Farms Buildings here @zone3B Calgary.

@Tian Fan correct.. mostly used west / texas

Could Hire Mexicans for dimes on the dollar to take care of Spirulina Chlorella and challenge the Corporation Status Quo.

@Tian Fan we have two growing Seasons here

soil here is acidic..west Texas seems more alkaline..and different temps at the same time

Grey soil everywhere Alberta.

Unless you dig a hole for the water to pool into artificial waterbody and grow decomposed water algae for blacksoil cycles.

Lentils are nice in Saskatchewan.

most soil here is mostly clay based.. amazing how anything can grow here

lots of iron ore and copper

south of me is limestone mostly.. kinda of a strange mixture in a small area

Limestone + Water + hemp = Hempconcrete.

You can build passive houses with hempcrete.

not sure if hemp is legal here yet

In Alberta, either sunken greenhouses or vertical farms.

believe there is a house bill about it tabled..