Having food for your needs and being able to get more food when the supply lines fail is true self reliance. Food is the ultimate currency. It’s hard to find a person that wouldn’t spend their last gold coin on food. Everybody needs it. Because of this, it’s even a main staple of the American economy.

Food’s economic impact has even emboldened some food producers to cut corners knowing that their food products would still sell for a hefty profit. This is why it’s so important to grow some, if not all, of our own food. It saves money. It lets us choose the soil’s mineral levels and thus our food’s nutritional level. We can even avoid pesticide and herbicide residues as we wish.

In addition to gardening, we’ve also learned that man can’t live on plants alone. To do so, without the supplement industry, risks missing out on some important macro minerals, vitamins, amino acids, and fatty acids. As omnivores getting back to nature, we need eat both plants and animals in our diet to get all 90 essential nutrients we need daily in sufficient quantity and balance.

To do this, raising animals should become part of our garden and food supply. We then would have the ability to make sure both our vegetable and meat sources have all 157+ essential nutrients. Herbivores are great at storing up the nutrition they get from plants. This condenses the minerals, vitamins, amino acids, and fatty acids in their bodies as they feed on the mineral rich feed crops we can provide. Isn’t it interesting that a cow can eat grass that we can’t digest and make nutrition dense steak and milk that we can digest.

Well, for us it starts by using all 76 of the minerals that a plant will absorb in their root's reach. Then we added back the natural Earth’s EMF that plants and animals knew before the modern age of technology. We manage the air the plants breath and the water the plants drink for CO2 and O2 content for better growth. In addition we’ve resurrected a few long dead natural technologies to simplify the crop’s and animal’s symbiotic management relationship.

We plan on adding to the concept of Aquaponics by developing Husbandroponics and Pasturoponics. Such ideas should conserve and reuse the water and minerals used in maintaining both the crops and animals we grow.

We know this is an ambitious project. However, with the cost of inflation growing, we feel there’ll be many that need help. We may not have the funds to feed everyone out right but, maybe we’ll be able to supply a way that our community has enough.

Wasn’t it God that said “Love thy neighbor as thyself”. For those of us that can love... let’s add to another. No man alone is able to do what a community of men can do by adding our individual talents, strengths, and resources in trade.

We aren’t going to prod you for information or hound you for money to be a part of us. We’re looking for people that are seeking real security and are willing to exercise their God given gift of agency to be part of our knowledge pool.