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Self-sufficiency in food... if the cultivator could be free of the three “vultures”; the state, the landowner, and the banker... 

Quoted from theecologist.org/2021/dec/24/k

Also Wikipedia history is interesting: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Kr

" Self-sufficiency in food could be achieved, he felt, without recourse to industrial farming (under capitalism), if the cultivator could be free of the three “vultures” (as Kropotkin described then) – the state, the landowner, and the banker. Kropotkin thus opposed both the state collectivization of agriculture and capitalist farming. "

" Mutual aid (or anarchy) was expressed, Kropotkin argued, in worker’s associations, trade unions, family life, religious charities, various clubs and cultural societies, as well as many other forms of voluntary associations. Mutual Aid, Kropotkin stressed, was an important factor in evolution and in human social life. "

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