Individuals can make a difference through smallscale gardening from "summary" of Breaking Through Concrete by David Hanson,Edwin Marty
The act of cultivating a small garden may seem insignificant in the grand scheme of things. However, as we dig our hands into the soil and nurture our plants, we are actually partaking in a powerful act of change. This simple act of planting seeds and tending to our garden can have a ripple effect that extends far beyond our backyard. By engaging in small-scale gardening, we are not only providing ourselves with fresh, nutritious produce, but we are also contributing to a more sustainable food system. When we grow our own food, we reduce our reliance on industrial agriculture, which is often resource-intensive and environmentally damaging. In doing so, we are taking a stand against the destructive practices that have beco...
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