Cherries, mulberries, loquats, apricots, peaches, asimina, kaki, kiwi, ziziphus… and many other fruits and vegetables.
There are different motivations behind this idea:
First of all, there is no separation between a kg of peach or asimina from a point of view of the nature. There is no production cost as well! Whatever you buy has the same price and it is the cheapest ‘natural’ food in the area.
At the beginning of the season organic cherries are sold between 9 and 12 euro per kg in the organic markets. See the price differences!
Another reason why my price is fix and the cheapest in the market, is that if I sell my fruits more expensive, consumers, have to pay more,which means that they have to work more in order to buy same quantities of food, more work also means that we have to pollute more our planet.
Do nothing farming is recreating the life in the soil and at the same time minimizing the energy that is needed to reach 1 kg of food. Do you want to do something for the climate change? Produce with zero outside product, create alive soil and offer clean food to all beings.
