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Decentralizing Agriculture Production in the United States
- blitblitblit 6y agoSome great points, with climate changing it may be possible to grow citrus in Kansas anyway, so it's worth a shot. The only thing that bothers me is if it is not done with care, you could introduce new pests into a region by transplanting. (e.g. bad nematodes as a fore mentioned) See also: Permaculture
- giantg2 6y agoI've thought about growing citrus in PA using the old Soviet method of digging a trench to plant it in and covering it in winter.