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Switch to organic farming causes chaos in Sri Lanka
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<blockquote data-quote="Flatlander" data-source="post: 7739014" data-attributes="member: 156006"><p>Ever since the first farmer dropped a seed or tamed a dinosaur to milk more has been better. If you farm you should understand that. Only by striving to attain more from our chosen farming venture will the worlds population continue to be fed. Enough kids go to bed hungry every night now without a tree hugging butterfly chasing twits telling the farmers of the world to cut production so they can sleep better. Seems only yesterday farmers were praised for working all hours to put food on the tables of the furloughed millions ignoring their own possible exposure to COVID. </p><p>I wonder if the general public would pay double for food so we could cut production and still feed our families???</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Flatlander, post: 7739014, member: 156006"] Ever since the first farmer dropped a seed or tamed a dinosaur to milk more has been better. If you farm you should understand that. Only by striving to attain more from our chosen farming venture will the worlds population continue to be fed. Enough kids go to bed hungry every night now without a tree hugging butterfly chasing twits telling the farmers of the world to cut production so they can sleep better. Seems only yesterday farmers were praised for working all hours to put food on the tables of the furloughed millions ignoring their own possible exposure to COVID. I wonder if the general public would pay double for food so we could cut production and still feed our families??? [/QUOTE]
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