It’s still “bad” for some values of bad. I’ve demonstrated on my own farm that it’s possible to employ permaculture-ish principles (permies freak out when I say that) and make an adequate living. But make no mistake, you are supplanting nature and interacting with it in competitive and often adverse ways no matter how what practices you use. It’s kind of a spectrum - the better the interface with nature is, the less viable it is financially and vice-versa.
This is because farming is fucking exhausting and he just couldn’t make it back to the house.
Maybe this doesn’t count but… I once had a manager who had “Master of All He Surveys” on his business card.
We didn’t get a long too well.
In my neck of the literal woods this has become an incredibly simplistic exercise. It used to be that I’d take the time to research their positions on specific issues… sometime even calling them up and asking questions. What party they belonged to was not always a reliable indicator of this so it was worth taking the time. But these days, where I live, we’re lucky to get even one candidate who is not a mouth breathing MAGA cult member.
So I just look up their voter registration and political contributions.
Because I’ve been working with the Normal Users for 20 years.
I should think that would make you very much not a “normal” user
In other news, apples not yet ready to replace oranges.
Overall, can’t recommend this to a normal user.
How do you know you are not an abnormal user?
And for the inevitable “it’s too expensive” and related comments:
My Korean family says it’s so you know what meat you are getting. LOL.
This is a really stupid post. Sorry.