Comment on Why don't communities build massive gardens for food? That way it would undercut the price of big retail stores.

GreenBeard@lemmy.ca ⁨10⁩ ⁨hours⁩ ago

You do know community gardens exist, yes? Lots of people contribute a few hours of labour and or funds for a share of the produce. Some cities shut them down with zoning laws or bury them in red tape, but plenty don’t. It’s usually seen as a liberal plot and attacked by conservatives, but they’re quite nice in places where they don’t burn you as a witch for growing things as a community.

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