Here are some sustainable practices that are cost-free and promote self-reliance:

Reduce food waste: Plan your meals, use leftovers creatively, and compost food scraps. This lessens your environmental impact and reduces your reliance on grocery stores.

Conserve water: Take shorter showers, fix leaky faucets, and collect rainwater for gardening. This decreases your water bill and promotes water independence.

Line dry clothes: Skip the energy-guzzling dryer and hang your clothes to dry naturally. This saves money and reduces your reliance on electricity.

Start a garden: Grow your own fruits, vegetables, or herbs. This provides fresh, healthy food and reduces your dependence on external food sources.

Learn basic repair skills: Fix your own clothes, furniture, and appliances instead of replacing them or hiring someone else. This saves money and makes you more self-sufficient.

@TheNewsOwl I am attempting to grow king oyster mushrooms. Will see what happens.

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