Gardening is a waste of time for Preppers!

Some reasons mentioned for not gardening as a prepper include the potential to be a target, the likelihood of people trying to take the garden from you, and it being a waste of time.

The narrator believes gardening is important for preppers because it is a critical skill for self-sufficiency. Even if people can take your garden, they cannot take away the skill and knowledge of how to garden.

The narrator purchased a piece of land to develop his own gardens, raise livestock, and learn to be self-sufficient. He has been cleaning the land and has bought a water tank to water his gardens.

You can develop gardening skills by studying and practicing in your own space, even if it's small. Learning what grows well in your specific area and trying to be as self-sufficient as possible within the limitations of your environment is key.

If you're in a city or suburban environment, it's advisable to look for property where you can practice gardening and become more self-sufficient as a long-term skill set.

Gardening is valuable for community rebuilding because in a prolonged grid-down situation, working with neighbors and other preppers will be essential. Having gardening skills makes an individual valuable to the community's recovery efforts.

It's important to learn how to garden before an emergency because the skills and knowledge are not easily acquired overnight and require practice. Additionally, produce from home gardens can be more nutritious than store-bought because it's allowed to ripen naturally before harvesting.