Get ready for big changes

[rkaiser]

feel that monoculture and even GMO monoculture is needed to feed the world (LMFAO) can start growing hemp to make all the products we use that are currently made from fossil fuels. Maybe even make some fuel for yer tractors out of that gmo canola stuff that is so ****ed up it makes me puke.

Less need for wheat every year, especially since it has been altered so much that every other person you meet these days seems to be gluten intolerant. Probably more oats and it is still nice to include some barley in finishing diets for livestock. Looking forward to more colors in our Canadian fields from things like flax, borage, sunflowers, and the myriad of other plants that will mix in well in the new rotation paradigms of the future.
Less acres per farmer and more farmers per acre... Whoop whoop
Enjoy

[bgmb]

People are too lazy to do that. Same reason hardly anyone heats with wood. I don't argue that it could be done but i doubt it will catch on.

What r thay feeding the fish? Soymeal?

[furrowtickler]

Most people are far to busy working second jobs to make payments and have zero time for that

[rkaiser]

Too busy - try this furrow.

And a view of me without my tin hat for you bgmb..

You could probably feed them ther fish anything you want as long as it does not destroy their immune system or cause inflammation like most conventional multinational controlled human food.

Hugz

[bgmb]

when I read articles like this;

http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21637379-hardy-investors-are-seeking-way-grow-their-money-barbarians-farm-gate?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/barbariansathefarmgate

Makes me think we are going to need lots of innovation and new ideas. Maybe the the fish green house has a place.

[kato]

Randy, I never would have figured you for a Qi Gong kind of guy. Tai Chi is my weapon of choice.

[ado089]

[URL="http://environmentalresearchweb.org/cws/article/news/56037"] How much does organic farming rely on conventional agrigulture [/URL] I know this article is about organic farming but the same goes for all the fancy new systems. They have a place and they're great for recycling and re purposing food and animal waste but they can't exist in isolation.

[rkaiser]

Can't exist in isolation? May I suggest that this isolation existence could depend on how diverse the farm is.

Many organic farms are now growing into industrialised corporations. It is more about common sense and human farmers making a conscious living feeding people healthy products; rather than corporation, (even at the farmer level) profit and greed.

[ag-boy]

organic food never looks appealing to us
there is more organic food been dumpt at the end of the day, because no interest and dubble the money
I see it every day friend of us pick,s up left over spinach ,potatoes, lots of bread, yes beef and pork to!
he bought a large schoolbus, cut out the roof and has full load every day going to the big city , feeds many hogs ! has to hire exstra help , to remove plastic bags , very cheap recycling animal feed
what a waste or organic and natural raised food Randy !

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