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<blockquote data-quote="Ffermer Bach" data-source="post: 7720994" data-attributes="member: 51054"><p>I agree with you, I think you can have farming and conservation (with hard work and compromise on both sides), or farming and public access (just about with an awful lot of compromise on the part of farming), but what is totally incompatible is conservation and public access.</p><p></p><p>As far as food production goes, I think the Nandos/Mc Donnalds shortages are just the very slow start, and in the future food security and availability is going to be far more important, whether the future is bright I suppose depends on how far along the "no cows, rewilding, upland abandoning, factory produced meat" road we go, if it will be in my working lifetime I am not sure. When change happens, it is often not slow but a sudden tipping point. I think Cuba nearly starved with the fall of the USSR (as they provided Cuba's food), sudden change. What I am trying to say is, I am sure in the future we will value food production again instead of demonising it as seems to be happening now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ffermer Bach, post: 7720994, member: 51054"] I agree with you, I think you can have farming and conservation (with hard work and compromise on both sides), or farming and public access (just about with an awful lot of compromise on the part of farming), but what is totally incompatible is conservation and public access. As far as food production goes, I think the Nandos/Mc Donnalds shortages are just the very slow start, and in the future food security and availability is going to be far more important, whether the future is bright I suppose depends on how far along the "no cows, rewilding, upland abandoning, factory produced meat" road we go, if it will be in my working lifetime I am not sure. When change happens, it is often not slow but a sudden tipping point. I think Cuba nearly starved with the fall of the USSR (as they provided Cuba's food), sudden change. What I am trying to say is, I am sure in the future we will value food production again instead of demonising it as seems to be happening now. [/QUOTE]
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