Nice bad boy hat.Tariffs in the morning...
Nice bad boy hat.Tariffs in the morning...
I thought this was good news that T. Massie is celebrating regenerative farming .....
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Love ya sis. I love this guy also........Trumps pick with RFK Jr only helps his efforts. RFK is in support of organic and regenerative farming.I thought this was good news that T. Massie is celebrating regenerative farming .....
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Love ya sis. I love this guy also........Trumps pick with RFK Jr only helps his efforts. RFK is in support of organic and regenerative farming.
I grew up walking corn and soybean fields to pick weeds. Now Everything is roundup ready. GMO.
Seems to me, that Trump and RFK Jr want to go back to basics? Am I not seeing it right?
Yes I would agree.
I posted this since @Intersection has a farm where he uses these methods.
I am glad this administration is making this a priority as well, I hope they do the same with the PFAS problem.
My wife and I moved back to South Dakota and tried the hobby farm. We were surrounded with corn fields that were roundup ready and sprayed. We were on 10 Acres and were too close to the spray (round-up)to be considered organic. We did ok, but it was a far cry from the time I grew up there.Yes I would agree.
I posted this since @Intersection has a farm where he uses these methods.
I am glad this administration is making this a priority as well, I hope they do the same with the PFAS problem.
My wife and I moved back to South Dakota and tried the hobby farm. We were surrounded with corn fields that were roundup ready and sprayed. We were on 10 Acres and were too close to the spray (round-up)to be considered organic. We did ok, but it was a far cry from the time I grew up there.
Are you talking about the fluoride compounds?
I agree. But I put the blame on the consumers mostly.There are still alternatives. But we usually go the easy and cheapest route.It is really sad how things have changed and what some big corporations have gotten away with over the years.
I agree. But I put the blame on the consumers mostly.There are still alternatives. But we usually go the easy and cheapest route.
I knew a few farmers who refused to take government money(which stipulates how you run your farm) and did very well.
They did their due diligence in research. Worked a bit harder and kept it more traditional.....but most went the easy route. And sad to say......made and were "given" a LOT more money.
With corporations we still have alternatives and choices.
With government and regulations~~We have no choice.
Yes very true, except the corporations are powerful lobbyists (and spread money around) for those regulations and government polices.
I am not without hope, I think this return to regenerative farming is a step in the right direction, positive change just takes time.
It's a tall order for sure. More Rand Pauls, Jim Jordans and Tom Massies would be a big help.....But money is a BIG influence to most of us!Yes very true, except the corporations are powerful lobbyists (and spread money around) for those regulations and government polices.
I am not without hope, I think this return to regenerative farming is a step in the right direction, positive change just takes time.
It's a tall order for sure. More Rand Pauls, Jim Jordans and Tom Massies would be a big help.....But money is a BIG influence to most of us!
You are exactly right. If there is an alternative around the corner and a better way of doing it.....It needs to come out of grass roots.As mentioned before, while regenerative farming is a nice idea to feed you family, your cousins or even your neighborhood, it won't and it can't support the demand of millions of people who need food everyday.
In Massachusetts we have many local farms who are active during the summer, where i also buy stuff from them.
While their products are clean and without pesticides, they only serve for a short amount of time, for a very small segment of the population or maybe 2-3 towns.
What about the other months of the year and during the winter?
What do we do?
Watch YouTube videos?
I do not think so, I grabbed this from Genesis
PFAS stands for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances, a group of thousands of synthetic chemicals used in various products and processes due to their properties like heat, grease, and water resistance, but which are also known for their persistence in the environment and potential health concerns
I know Dow - Corning is a company that has been guilty of putting this into our environment in their manufacturing process.
The movie Dark Waters (excellent,sad movie btw 2019) based on a true story did an good job exposing the use of this forever chemical which is now everywhere and in our bodies.
What dire consequences from the tariffs?Sad the leader of the land has no clue, I learned this in my first year economics class.
Those CEO's laid down it pretty thick on how dumb his idea is to place tariffs, and the dire consequences for the workers, like assembly lines can be built over night.![]()
What was dumb was said CEO's rushing to export jobs to China over the last 50 years or so. The West's businesses have enabled China to make enormous progress which is now being used against the Western world. China has had a free ride for decades, imposing huge tariffs on imports while exporting goods on the cheap, sometimes below cost. I discovered these things through my work.Sad the leader of the land has no clue, I learned this in my first year economics class.
Those CEO's laid down it pretty thick on how dumb his idea is to place tariffs, and the dire consequences for the workers, like assembly lines can be built over night.![]()