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Small farms in the news! As my opponent's own acreage shows, sometimes farms are small! And that's okay! We need farms of all sizes in our state, and leadership that can help even the smallest farms do well. That's the experience I bring to the table. #TimeForTaber Who's ready for GRAPE FACTS đ For every donation to this link, I will post one (1) fact about grapes! Raisins! Vineyards! Wine! Muscadine grapes are a different species from the Old World grape used for most raisins, wine, & fresh eating grapes. They can take the heat & humidity in the Southeast because they're native here! There are 2 things to know about US agriculture. 1. Itâs very hard to make a living as a new farmer. 2. About half our farmland is owned by wealthy families, investment funds, & others who buy it up as an asset- but donât farm themselves. There IS a fix to both problems!
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I'm sorry this sounds like nonsense to me eg, do you have any idea how $ a modern haybaler is ? but good luck to you @sarahtaber So very true. They're only going to make it worse on the average farmer and on the average person. Plus the climate Nazis want to abolish farming and backyard gardening, both of which contribute to making the world a better place, making food more affordable, reducing CO2, as well as keeping people healthier.
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 @sarahtaber I am bookmarking this for a rainy day. No other button that Mastodon offers is good enough. @sarahtaber Oh, crikey, Sarah, thatâs a classic. We have something similar in tropical Australiaâthe âTop Endâ and Far North Queensland. Not orcas, but estuarine crocodiles: ambush predation of feral pigs and smaller cattle when they are drinking fresh water. Biggish crocs and cows or steers are similar weights, so itâs âadvantage crocâ.  |
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