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Quinoa grows in places of the Andes region, perhaps it will grow there in Ecuador, if so that will be great news, as it provides all essential aminos that would make it of great value to a way of eating that is entirely from plants, such as it is with my own way.

Texas might be as far away as I would consider.

William Porter wrote:I’m interested I just started looking for land for off grid house this might be a positive for both of us you can contact me at 2703499894

Where are you located? Have you moved from another state?

I would be too concerned about not getting any grains or legumes with just eating food from plants. I would be growing those things too.

How is it doing now? If what is growing is not including grains and legumes, I would like hearing how healthy those there are. I would think those are important in what to include in everything being grown.

Julien Sueur wrote:Sharing 3 links : 1/ https://veganorganic.net/whygrowveganic/ 2/ https://goveganic.net/what-is-veganic/why-veganic/simpler-without-manure/ 3/ https://goveganic.net/what-is-veganic/growing-without-manure/. They have a world map with Veganic Gardeners. Best regards. Julien

I have the healthy vegan way I know of that could be from everything I would be growing, but this was without even thinking veganic growing.

Kim Wills wrote:
"If you won a billion dollars what would you do?"... then let them ramble!

Then note how they would live if there were no constraints. Would they still be careful in their choices that affect nature? Do they mention other people and community, or do they just give a list of stuff they'd buy? Of course we might all want to splurge at first, so don't be too judgmental, give the conversation some time and back & forth, remembering you are trying to find out about a lot of categories of the person's life and beliefs from this one question, so don't be too quick to judge on just a couple things the person says.

I have already approached the question of what I would do with lots of money, which I never had, even long ago, it really doesn't change for me, but for certain specific ways, a billion would really make a difference in how possible it will be. I would want to get plenty of land, and compatible people brought in to where I can have a small community there with us growing our food and things that we need and with our simple living leaving the environments alone as far as possible.

Cole Tyler wrote:Is your diet currently omnivore, vegetarian, or vegan...and why?

Leaves a lot of room for further discussions if desired, but is essentially the core of a person's being/lifestyle - which could also make things a simple yes or no relating to compatibility.

I would agree that finding out if the person in communication is vegan or else WFPB, or not, is important for a compatible approach, yet also, from my perspective, will they be happy, or else satisfied, with a very simple way of living, completely off-grid, growing all that we can for what is wanted and is needed for food and other things. This would be really needed in the sustainable way I look for, and anyone with me would not be satisfied with that if they want things another way.

I appreciate any, like you, willing to live on land where food that can be grown will be, and caring for animals to not just use them. It is the sustainable way I see people can go on in this world besides having the high ethical position that would be involved.