/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15697171
>So imagine if people used their lawns to grow their own food?
They wouldn't be able to grow shit because the ground isn't suitable for agriculture, not to mention things like power lines and water lines running under the ground that should make you wary of trying to till the land, and then whatever chemicals are in the soil. Not saying you can't have a nice little garden for yourself, it's definitely doable, but you aren't going to be able to use the soil in your lawn for that kind of thing.
At any rate, what's the point? The US already produces more than enough food. The US is one of the world's top producers of food. It's literally only slightly behind China despite China having way more people. US exports of food are practically everywhere on this planet. What do you mean the US needs to make more food?