do you see farmers going organic soon? I see it happening….. there is a reason why MONSATO merged with a GERMAN company.
When the time is right the US will have a big FUCK YOU for Bayer.
The Republic will hang by a Thread and be saved by a man on a White Horse……
On another note how the hell is DJT 70+ yrs old and still has blonde hair? All the old men I know have white hair.
Russia has banned Monsato. I don't think they will be in the United States much longer.
I believe the world can totally afford organic. We have an extreme problem with over production of corn and beans right now. So much that we're making ethanol and many other things that have natural sources otherwise that corn has undercut. Corn syrup is a big one. Also corn oil. They absolutely destroyed many other industries with cheap corn.
The biggest problem is the fact that one farmer can't run 5,000 acres of organic land…. I don't know what the practical limit for 1 farmer on organic land is but having to cultivate all that ground mechanically will put a lot of farmers out of business.
I'm hoping to see the price of land drop to around $1000 an acre before too long and I can afford to farm. I would like to buy 40-80 acres and farm organic.
Not if it's corn that's been engineered to resist being sprayed with roundup….
Same thing with beans….
Can Trump sign the EO to unseal the records that we're waiting for while he's overseas?
Finger weeders are out there but that'd suck.
Would be amazing to see that happening as ag employment will increase drastically and farmers will be going out of business left and right because they won't be able to find the help they need.
If I could do it any way I wanted I'd be farming with horses.
I assumed so. Dumb question actually. I doubt that he'd do it with any fanfare though.
Political optics.
>A plant that grows from a seed in a field using roots in soil is more organic
Not when it's sprayed full of chemicals that have been proven to destroy your gut……
They won't go broke but they sure won't be cultivating everything they cultivate right now. I believe there would be a ton of opportunity in farming if that happened.
>Worker supply will always meet increasing demands.
Not really….. if everyone is already busy at the factory in town they're not going to want to go out and hoe beans as well.
That's awesome…. what crops and how many acres?