The corpo farms actually don’t want things to always be great for farming, because ariable land is a finite resource, and what small farms that are left won’t sell willingly.
So they also use their resources to fuck shit up every decade or so, hoping to kill off and canabalize a little more land that they’ll never have to sell.
There’s not enough attention being paid to this shit. Another century and they’ll have all the land and can charge whatever they want for food.
We need to start charging exponentially more tax the size of an organization, it’s the only way to give small businesses (including farms) a shot
I think you’re both wrong, the average American farm is $1.7 million in debt and are being pushed out by farming conglomerates.
https://time.com/5736789/small-american-farmers-debt-crisis-extinction/
Yep.
The corpo farms actually don’t want things to always be great for farming, because ariable land is a finite resource, and what small farms that are left won’t sell willingly.
So they also use their resources to fuck shit up every decade or so, hoping to kill off and canabalize a little more land that they’ll never have to sell.
There’s not enough attention being paid to this shit. Another century and they’ll have all the land and can charge whatever they want for food.
We need to start charging exponentially more tax the size of an organization, it’s the only way to give small businesses (including farms) a shot