It’s pretty standard (and rightly so) to link Distributism with things like farmer’s markets and small scale organic farming. If you’re a Distributist, you ought to opt out, as much as you can, from industrial agriculture. As much as you can, you ought to support small local family farmers.
But beyond that, it’s also pretty standard to link Distributism with gardening: this is another way to opt out of industrial agriculture, after all. Instead of buying imported tomatoes in February, grow your own tomatoes and eat them in July, when God intended them to be eaten.
But beyond that, it’s also pretty standard to link Distributism with gardening: this is another way to opt out of industrial agriculture, after all. Instead of buying imported tomatoes in February, grow your own tomatoes and eat them in July, when God intended them to be eaten.
