Industrial farming strips the soil of minerals and other life-giving properties

People then must take magnesium bisglycinate, trace minerals, and other supplements to make up for the deficiency in meat & produce

Feels like the game is “rob you of your birthright, and sell it back to you as a product”

Once your eye is tuned, you can infer quite a bit from observation in the garden or field.

Hakurei salad turnips, sweet white Japanese turnips best enjoyed raw, before a cultivation session.  

Field is a bit inconsistent, par for the course in a cool spring.  This guy looks locked in with thick leaves and good veins.

One way to know is to look at the vegetables

I like @brixbounty's photos of his produce -- I've learned a lot from it, and look for leaves that look waxy / thick and have good "vascularity"

One way to know is to look at the vegetables

I like @brixbounty's photos of his produce -- I've learned a lot from it, and look for leaves that look waxy / thick and have good "vascularity"

https://warpcast.com/brixbounty/0xe52cedea

what i can’t quite figure out is .. is my local farmers market actually immune from this? i don’t really know how i would know

all things tech. mostly optimistic. consistently guilty of facecrime. corporate slave

100%

I've noticed that it's degraded even faster post covid

even the produce doesn’t taste like it used to anymore. when you go to these organic farm-to-table places, the flavor is so much richer - it really reminds you how food is supposed to taste.

That’s what happens when you optimize around a narrow set of variables.

Essentially same thing has happened with the internet, and we all love crypto because it’ll bring back a healthy rainforest

Sell the sugar and the fast good first

Now here’s GLP-1

i thought this was about food coin farming until like halfway through

Neo liberal commerce-afication of everything. Its suffocating.