Look …….at…… the …….mapsOther variables include an aging population, obesity and a relatively sedentary lifestyle
We need farmers, we need farmers who are truly stewards of the land.Hey guys, a couple of these posts don't really mesh with the "America Needs Farmers" type of marketing that is preferred around here
Farmers are fine. There aren’t that many of them left, however. You need hundreds of acres to make a go of it, and large operations will scoop up rentals and maximize each season over the overall health of the land. Lots of absentee landowners and aging owners fuel this. We see it with our land in Indiana. We could easily rent for more to a consortium that runs 10,000+ acres, but they don’t care about the land. If it goes sour due to poor practices they’ll move on. We rent to a 6th cousin for less money, it he’s invested in it long term and we manage the health of the land together.Hey guys, a couple of these posts don't really mesh with the "America Needs Farmers" type of marketing that is preferred around here
A factor, but pig s*** in the water and chemicals in the air and water are a factor, too.Radon
Derp on including me in this. I've never said any such thing.In before Doobi or Northern chastise the OP for hating Iowa and announce that elevated cancer risks are worth it to own the Libs.
I bet you love your steak, pork chops, and corn.A factor, but pig s*** in the water and chemicals in the air and water are a factor, too.
Better way to deal with the chemicals and manureI bet you love your steak, pork chops, and corn.
Sure, but that doesn’t mean so much pig s*** and chemicals have to be tolerated. People in other countries have beef and pork without our level of pollution.I bet you love your steak, pork chops, and corn.
Does we include you?And what are we doing about it? Oh yeah, nothing.
1). Eat less meatI mean, I guess. What am I going to do?