Step 2 of the Global Walkout
Reignite farming!
If you missed my post last week on the Global Walkout, read all about it here:
Step 2 of the Global Walkout is to support local farmers and growers. By spending your cash (yes, keep Step 1 going by paying cash whenever possible) at family-owned grocery stores, fruit and vegetable shops and farmers markets, and even buying direct from farmers and growers, you can boost your local economy, keep family farmers and growers in business, and help your local communities and small businesses continue to thrive. And you’ll be getting fresher produce for your family in the process. Everybody wins… except Big Ag :).
You can find tips for locating and supporting local farmers and growers, and small businesses that sell their produce, here.
And if you haven’t already, sign up to the Global Walkout here.
Globalism is the disease, and localism is the cure!
Please share your experiences with shopping locally, and your best tips for finding local farmers and growers!
Presumably you've seen that interview with Danistan (Victorian) farmer Wade Northausen on Rumble. What do you know about his claims that legislation is now in place which allows at some appropriate future time entry to farming properties for the purpose of seizing crops and livestock deemed non-compliant with the Globalist GMO standard? And it's not just crops grown with heirloom seeds they're coming for, but apparently pigs who haven't had their mRNA shots are in the gun as well.
So, is there anything stirring up there behind Ana Stasi's Banana Curtain? Northausen's campaign seems to be just getting going here in Danistan. I imagine a global farmers' walkout might be a possibility.
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Here's my favourite local grower, for all of you who live in the Wide Bay area (Hervey Bay, Childers, Bundaberg): https://www.edenfarmersorganics.com.au/