Indigenous Agriculture: Planting for Survival

[@OneMound1]

I am 80 days into my experimental garden project. I planted the three sisters directly into a lawn without tilling or weeding, or preparing the area at all. I used Hopi Blue and planted them deep, below the grass roots because I hope to show that the corn can be grown with almost no effort directly in a lawn. I planted more than 1200 corn seed’s along with beans and squash in 60 stations. I believe that this is by far the best corn to keep on hand for survival seeds anywhere in the country. I am documenting my progress on my channel.

[@variyasalo2581]

You might want to look into what Brad Lancaster has done in the city (Tucson), too. He started with curb cuts to channel water from the street to grow plants instead of it being wasted. Thanks for your talk.

[@philleahey5031]

When you were at Cornell was there any Iroquois agriculture discussed?

[@pabloenriquechavesmonsalve4786]

Natives are Natural Stuarts of the Land Hand by Hand we are One with Nature. So why Poverty and Hunger among our People.

[@nathaniel_fern4207]

There are many factors. A few attributed reasons being systemic racism and apocalyptic disaster after disaster happening in a short period of time. All of this happening since the late 15 century

[@pabloenriquechavesmonsalve4786]

@@nathaniel_fern4207 knowledge is never forgotten.

[@ellisprescott1415]

STEWARDS!!

[@pabloenriquechavesmonsalve4786]

@@ellisprescott1415 ofcourse, evil autocorrect.