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  • tweety
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2014
    • 3059

    New Macdonald Farm

    Perhaps what the CEO of Bayer was saying makes sense now to some of you? Maybe? Kind of?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypF15z3euwM

  • freewheat
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 2981

    #2
    My wife showed me that last week. This is the stuff we are fighting against.

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    • sumdumguy
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2007
      • 11989

      #3
      Freewheat, in our perpetual quest to overproduce the market and gratify machinery and chemical companies we "fight" against what?

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      • boarderbloke
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2007
        • 1991

        #4
        It's pretty simple, let them grow their own food supply! Lets encourage them to tear up their front lawn for garden vegetables. Lets help them lobby their municipal gov'ts to allow livestock and other critters in their urban backyards. Then they can tether a goat or sheep on the back lawn, next to the chicken coop. Of course the changed bylaw will allow them to collect feces, from their person and from the animals in the back, to fertilize the garden in the front. I'm sure they'll be able to convince their kids to turn off the video games or get off facebook to walk about the fragrant garden to pick off bugs and mites that will be trying to eat the plants their trying to grow.

        Wanna see the price of land go up, outlaw all imports of food, and make them grow their own.

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        • tweety
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2014
          • 3059

          #5
          I would hope if laws changed to organic only they would be like eggs in California where they had to be 'sustainable'.

          Any imports also had to follow those same rules.

          But this is Canada.....

          i am seriously conflicted on this topic, while i feel less production by us would solve 'problems' the import of cheap food would kill us.

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          • burnt
            Banned
            • Sep 2009
            • 3918

            #6
            Those who promote such thinking are firmly in control.

            Don't fool yourself into thinking that they will change or be stopped in their intended agenda.

            When hunger hits the useful idiots who were used to promote their misguided efforts, then they will understand - too late, of course - that they were simply little *****s pimped out to satiate the lecherous urges of a few elites...

            Not just food production, but every aspect of society is being infected by this nihilistic mentality that is called liberalism.

            And these swine are in control of education of the nation's young?

            This sick mentality has gripped the west and will take it on a path to degeneracy and eventual oblivion.

            This sick mentality is what ISIS sees as its duty to overthrow.

            Please tell me I'm wrong.

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            • burnt
              Banned
              • Sep 2009
              • 3918

              #7
              "that is called liberalism"

              Should have said "that constitutes modern liberalism"

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              • rkaiser
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2004
                • 2282

                #8
                I think that the borderbloke nailed it --- other than that he seems to have stopped at the border of western culture.

                Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."


                Capitalism as opposed to liberalism - correct me if I am assuming the comparison burnt, has been highjacked by greed. Just as the food that "Macdonald" the modern day farmer grows and expects money from so that governments and multinational food corps can find a way to distribute that food to those who have come to expect it rather than grow it themselves.

                If there are any *****s pimped out to satiate the lecherous urges of the elite burnt; I say it is not the children and hesitate to suggest who those *****s are on a site filled with men and women who feel they have to fight to be allowed to farm in the modern way. A way that has created slavery down on the farm with lecherous elite pimps telling them what to do and when to do it.

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                • perfecho
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2005
                  • 1274

                  #9
                  As a farmer, I grow what I can for my family and a few friends... meat, poultry and a garden. I believe it is better quality, better taste and feel more secure about "what is in it"...which includes the processing as well as the growing. This year I hope to include pork.
                  However, on the other hand we buy the rest and really don't worry about it, although we do read the labels and try to make "better" choices.
                  There are some practices I do that I really don't feel great about in my farming operation, but they are industry standards, and we sell into the industry..... I do "get" where this movement is coming from, but they are like us.....we all seem to overdo a good thing!

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                  • freewheat
                    Senior Member
                    • Aug 2007
                    • 2981

                    #10
                    Sumdum. We fight against the lies and the complete disconnect among consumers.

                    If we are lied about, I for one will fight back.

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