As for down here in Dunedin… Potatoes! Grow like weeds and love our cool damp climate. I am also volunteering at the community garden every when I can, and Dunedin’s climate can be incredibly productive with some work. Potatoes barely even need that work though.
]]>I agree with you that a certain nation with 50 stars should be pleading with the Almighty for a soft landing like Argentina. I disagree with Alte, who thinks that is what will happen: I think the second the EBIT cards are turned off and stay off the large cities in the USA (most of whom cannot feed themselves and rely on the ‘flyover country’ for their calories will become death traps, suburbs included.
I am not sure about Hawai’i — the big island has some agriculture, but sufficient for the population? And growing Kumara and Taro requires a fair amount of physical work.
Kia Kaha.
Chris.
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Thanks for the linkage, Chris.
What can you do? Well, I made a move to live in Dunedin some years ago
to in part find a safe sustainable town that would be safe for my boys.
At some personal cost. I don’t have gold: NZ state debt is well under
50% of the GDP and we are (currently) paying our way. If the cactus gets
thrown through the dunny, NZ will feed itself.
Good for you. As much as I preach the doom and gloom, I’m nowhere near as prepared as I’d like to be.
Aroha no, Pakeha! 😉
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