The Zero Mile Diet?
- Posted by e4 on February 18th, 2008 filed in Food: Growing It, Self Sufficiency, Tools & Products
If you want to grow your own calorie crops, here’s an interesting option: “The Zero Mile Diet seed kit” from Salt Spring Seeds in British Columbia. It’s a diverse collection of grains, legumes, greens, and tomatoes (all heirlooms, if I’m not mistaken), along with a 20-page growing guide for $36. This kit, in combination with vegetables from a local CSA or market could probably put you well on your way to a 100% local diet and food self-sufficiency.
Thanks to Theresa at Pondering the Myriad Things for pointing this out.
Here’s the complete list of seed varieties in the kit:
Blue Tinge Ethiopian Wheat, Faust Barley, Golden Flax, Multi-hued Quinoa, Amaranth Mix, Heritage Bean Mix, Darlaine Soup Pea, Winnifred’s Garbanzo, Manitoba Soybean, Russian Kale, 20 Lettuce Blend and Amish Paste Tomato
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