Agriculture Subsidies I believe the biggest threat to farmers in the United States is government subsidies which tend to promote yield and production over the nutrition that regenerative practices can have on our health and ecosystem. Farming and ranching should…
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Subsidies
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Polyculture
Profit Stacking Synergies Industrialized farming and ranching use single-purpose production models and most depend on government subsidies. Nature strives never to use single-use acreage. Enjoy, David Proctor Urban Farmer/Rancher Stacking Complementary Enterprises by David Proctor July 25, 2024 Urban Farm Lifestyle…
Posted in Animal Husbandry, Apiary, Chickens, fish, Health, Homesteading, Magazine Issues, Plants, Vermiculture Tagged with: "Raken House" (Rabbit/Chicken), Agrivoltaics, Chicken Tractor - Egg Mobile, Kitchen Table Aquaponics, Managed Grazing of Cows, Pastured Poultry, Permaculture Zones 0-5, Polyculture, Profit Stacking Synergies, Stacking Complementary Enterprises
Profit Stacking Synergies
Profit Stacking Synergies Industrialized farming and ranching use single-purpose production models and most depend on government subsidies. Nature strives never to use single-use acreage. Enjoy, David Proctor Stacking Complementary Enterprises by David Proctor August 3, 2023 Urban Farm Lifestyle Magazine …
Real Organic Project
Is Hydroponic – Organic? The debate continues on whether fruits or vegetables grown hydroponically instead of in soil, should be allowed the organic label. The USDA says yes! Enjoy, David Proctor Is Hydroponically Grown, Organic? by David Proctor April 27,…
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Open Source Seeds
Healthy-Sustainable-Regenerative Lifestyle Rented Seeds The ability to save seeds, even heirloom varieties is being threatened by recent mergers of Bayer/Monsanto, ChemChina/Syngenta, and Dow/DuPont. We have gone from six to three companies owning the world’s seeds. Enjoy, David Proctor …
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