I know the topic title seems a bit strange in relation to the story used in the beginning but in true forum style, we’ll get there.

justin said:

Mr Massy admits he’s made powerful enemies of chemical companies that dispute the possible link he draws between using glyphosate on crops and the rise of cancers and auto-immune diseases.

Some of his fellow farmers also take exception to his criticisms of conventional farming methods.

“It has caused a bit of a chasm from time to time in our farming community because … we don’t think it’s fair to be branding people bad farmers if they don’t do regenerative agriculture and good farmers if they do it,” National Farmers’ Federation president Fiona Simson said.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-28/charlie-massy-regenerative-farming-movement/12438352

Bit of a long read but well worth it

as the results speak for themselves.

Ogmog said:

Bit of a long read but well worth it

as the results speak for themselves.

Yep, new ute.

Peak Warming Man said:

Ogmog said:

Bit of a long read but well worth it

as the results speak for themselves.

Yep, new ute.

Long grass hides sheep and kills ya dog.

Peak Warming Man said:

Ogmog said:

Bit of a long read but well worth it

as the results speak for themselves.

Yep, new ute.

No sheep.

roughbarked said:

I know the topic title seems a bit strange in relation to the story used in the beginning but in true forum style, we’ll get there.

justin said:

Mr Massy admits he’s made powerful enemies of chemical companies that dispute the possible link he draws between using glyphosate on crops and the rise of cancers and auto-immune diseases.

Some of his fellow farmers also take exception to his criticisms of conventional farming methods.

“It has caused a bit of a chasm from time to time in our farming community because … we don’t think it’s fair to be branding people bad farmers if they don’t do regenerative agriculture and good farmers if they do it,” National Farmers’ Federation president Fiona Simson said.

Australian Story

The American Story

The Dust Bowl

A lesson for the learning

Ogmog said:

roughbarked said:

I know the topic title seems a bit strange in relation to the story used in the beginning but in true forum style, we’ll get there.

justin said:

Mr Massy admits he’s made powerful enemies of chemical companies that dispute the possible link he draws between using glyphosate on crops and the rise of cancers and auto-immune diseases.

Some of his fellow farmers also take exception to his criticisms of conventional farming methods.

“It has caused a bit of a chasm from time to time in our farming community because … we don’t think it’s fair to be branding people bad farmers if they don’t do regenerative agriculture and good farmers if they do it,” National Farmers’ Federation president Fiona Simson said.

Australian Story

The American Story

The Dust Bowl

• * A lesson for the learning
  

…yet ANOTHER Lesson for the Learning…

Greedy Bastids with Short Term Mentality can bring back Hard Times…
…and WORSE!

The “INFINITE” Ground Water held in the Ogallala Aquifer is now at double risk:
1) From Climate Change (Increasing Temperatures & Less Rainfall)
2) From STUPID Greedy Speculators Constructing a Tar-Sands PIPELINE
(the world’s most toxic oil) Across the precious Ogallala Aquifer

It’s not a race. It is more like Echopraxia.