How far will they Segregate us? Plus gardening tips!!

The purpose of planting a fall garden is to grow root crops, which are great because they last a very long time just the way they are, and can be preserved easily to last the winter without needing to do a lot to them.

You can store root vegetables underneath your house in a crawl space or in a basement where it's dark and cool. You can use cheap laundry baskets and some straw to create layers and space around the vegetables so they're not touching each other, which helps them last the entire winter or more.

Travis has been feeling more pressure every day to produce more food, become more self-sufficient, and to get projects done around the homestead that have been envisioned and planned for a long time. He feels the need to do this because we don't know how much longer the world will maintain its quasi-normal state.

Travis and his group are using a donation of heirloom seeds to start a seed bank for their community. They will break the seeds down into smaller packages, distribute them to people in the group, and use them to grow crops. The group members will then harvest seeds from those crops and donate them back to the seed bank to replenish it.

Travis suggests looking up your growing zone, finding out your first frost date, as well as looking for suggested vegetables that grow well during the fall season in your region.

Travis believes that there may come a day when individuals who do not conform to certain ideologies may not be welcome in the greater American community or public spaces. Preparing and becoming more self-sufficient could be essential for survival if society becomes further divided and certain groups are excluded from everyday activities and services.

Travis advises people to work on becoming prepared, build a community, and make plans for fall gardening especially because the upcoming winter could potentially be rough with inflation, food issues, and potential restrictions by private entities and governments.