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The trick would be getting people to have and grow their own edible lawns. Then the cost is the same as keeping the lawns of today, but there's a more useful re
by hs44 9y ago
The trick would be getting people to have and grow their own edible lawns. Then the cost is the same as keeping the lawns of today, but there's a more useful return.
It's only a values issue. In Russia for example small gardeners produce 40% of the nations food.
http://naturalhomes.org/naturalliving/russian-dacha.htm http://naturalhomes.org/naturalliving/russian-dacha.htm
And perhaps the evolution of tools like https://farmbot.io/ https://farmbot.io/ An intelligent 'lawmmower' makes your permaculture for you.
- randomdata 9y ago> Then the cost is the same as keeping the lawns of today By far, the biggest cost of my lawn is the 5 minutes per week I have to spend cutting it. How does an edible lawn compete with that?