>>5207775

Curbing our cattle for meat production is not a bad thing. Replacing a large swath of cattle farms with hemp (to repair the farm's earth and environment) would go a long way towards not only healthier humans but a healthier planet. The "Impossible Burger," in case you haven't tried one, is EXCELLENT and WILL replace beef for many people when it debuts in stores this year.

This portion of the issue doesn't have to be politicized, it's logic. Let's use logic. Reducing beef production helps multiple issues, including climate change. The more natural ways we go about combating environmental destruction, the more efficient the recovery will be.

>>5208168

I support incentives and funding for farmers to make the transition to hemp or other commodities, not legislating them out of business, however.

>>5208329

I've never heard of that, if it's worth a dig we'll dig.

>>5208502

Not the way I'd hope to make notables but whatever, we're all here for truth.

>>5208517

BO PLEASE REMOVE