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Sunday, March 6, 2011

Why have a garden?

Some may ask, “Why have a garden when we can buy produce inexpensively?” One of the important keys of home production and storage is the acquisition of skills. Sometimes we may be able to buy food inexpensively, but the skills and intuitive wisdom gained through gardening and other home production projects are worth more than the time and effort they require. In a sustained emergency, basic gardening, sewing, repair, construction, and production know-how are invaluable. Provident living helps us develop these skills—and build family unity by doing it—before an emergency.


"Catching the Vision of Self-Reliance", Ensign, May 1986, 89
http://lds.org/ensign/1986/05/catching-the-vision-of-self-reliance?lang=eng

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