A government has passed a law banning citizens from growing their own food in private gardens. Instead all must be purchased government-approved grocery stores. If person wanted to engage in?

* Grow food covertly in the garden, making sure to hide it from view of prying eyes.

*Organize planting day and invite people from neighborhood to participate secretly in community garden.

*Join or form a community-supported agriculture (CSA) program, in which a group of people collectively buy a share of a local farm's harvest, ensuring a direct source of fresh food.

Civil disobedience:

* Publicly grow small scale food in garden despite legal consequences, as an act of peaceful resistance against the law.

* Organize workshops or demonstrations on sustainable gardening practices, bringing awareness to the importance of self-sufficiency and civil disobedience.

Political activism:

* Get involved in local politics, advocating for the right to grow one's own food.

* Run for local office and push for policy change to legalize home gardening, encouraging government representatives to reconsider the law.

Education and awareness:

* Share information about the negative impacts of the law to the public through social media, blog posts, or word of mouth.

* Hold seminars or workshops on the benefits of sustainable gardening, informing the community about the importance of self-reliance.

Economic strategy:

* Invest in local farmers or co-ops that support sustainable agriculture, reducing the reliance on government-approved grocery stores.

*Start a community seed bank to preserve seed diversity and ensure access to heirloom seeds.