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Grow food to reduce carbon emmissions

When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll begin to notice that: Food costs less!
See the full presentation at http://www.homeharvestfarms.com/CHANGE%20Presentation.pdf

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When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll begin to notice that:

Fewer people are unemployed

When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll begin
to notice that: Our CARBON EMMISSIONS are finally declining.
www.homeharvestfarms.com

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Comment by Philip Be'er on January 17, 2012 at 1:05pm: Home Harvest Farms
http://www.homeharvestfarms.com/CHANGE%20Presentation.pdf
When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll begin
to notice that: We’re working less & commuting less

Comment by Philip Be'er on January 16, 2012 at 8:57am: When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll be...

Comment by Philip Be'er on January 13, 2012 at 2:35pm: See the full presentation at http://www.homeharvestfarms.com/CHANGE%20Presentation.pdf

Comment by Philip Be'er on January 12, 2012 at 10:51am: When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll begin to notice that:

Fewer people are unemployed

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Grow food to reduce carbon emmissions

When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll begin to notice that: Food costs less! See the full presentation at http://www.homeharvestfarms.com/CHANGE%20Presentation.pdf

When 30% of people are growing 10% or more of our own food we’ll begin to notice that: Our CARBON EMMISSIONS are finally declining. www.homeharvestfarms.com