What are yalls thoughts on Farms

[Neutraligon]

Why don't you like farms...???

Sometimes your opinions can be confusing Sun.

Thinking about it, one could also interpret Sun's statement as "I don't like doing farm work", which doesn't necessarily suggest an opposition against the concept of agriculture itself. But they should probably explain that themselves.

Given their comments on rural areas in the American politics thread the issue with agriculture is more likely.

[Lillorainen]

Thinking about it, one could also interpret Sun's statement as "I don't like doing farm work", which doesn't necessarily suggest an opposition against the concept of agriculture itself. But they should probably explain that themselves.

Given their comments on rural areas in the American politics thread the issue with agriculture is more likely.

Oh, okay, I wasn't aware of that.

Then, the million dollar question would now still be what the alternatives are ...

[Kowani]

I wouldn’t want to live on one
But farms are necessary and good
Shame they’re being swamped by the megacorporations, tho-

[Neutraligon]

Given their comments on rural areas in the American politics thread the issue with agriculture is more likely.

Oh, okay, I wasn't aware of that.

Then, the million dollar question would now still be what the alternatives are ...

hydroponics, vertical farms, rooftop farms. Of course, these have issues, the big one being a very big reliance on complex technology and electricity, limited space, and in Northern areas, issues with climate and snow for the rooftop.

[Intaglio]

Farms are necessary, since our food all comes ffrom there.

[Dresderstan]

It's a necessity for farms to exist, without them we'd have a lot less food.

[The New California Republic]

Thinking about it, one could also interpret Sun's statement as "I don't like doing farm work", which doesn't necessarily suggest an opposition against the concept of agriculture itself. But they should probably explain that themselves.

Given their comments on rural areas in the American politics thread the issue with agriculture is more likely.

Yes he wants to depopulate anywhere that is not a city, thinking that towns are a waste of space etc.

[Aeritai]

Given their comments on rural areas in the American politics thread the issue with agriculture is more likely.

Yes he wants to depopulate anywhere that is not a city, thinking that towns are a waste of space etc.

Wow... That's messed up coming from Sun.

[Ethel mermania]

What do people think of rooftop farms/vertical farming/hydroponic farms and the like for use in cities?

All for it. Both for getting fresh fruit and vegetables to the people in a city to the educational purpose of teaching where our food comes from.

[Paranoid Pangolin]

Farms are over-rated. I get my food from the store.

Seriously, without farming the North American continent would only give subsistence for maybe 5 to 7 million people. I don't know the statistics for the other continents but it is probably similar.

Good farming practices are important to any civilization.

I like food and I like people. Having to live like a cave-man gathering roots, nuts, and berries, and having to kill angry food with a pointy stone on the end of a stick every day for myself would suck.

Good farmers are essential. The work hard and get very little recognition. I have a lot of respect for farmers everywhere.

[Heloin]

Riding the tractor through the tobacco fields was cool.

[Lillorainen]

Given their comments on rural areas in the American politics thread the issue with agriculture is more likely.

Yes he wants to depopulate anywhere that is not a city, thinking that towns are a waste of space etc.

... I feel like I've missed a lot ...

Oh, okay, I wasn't aware of that.

Then, the million dollar question would now still be what the alternatives are ...

hydroponics, vertical farms, rooftop farms. Of course, these have issues, the big one being a very big reliance on complex technology and electricity, limited space, and in Northern areas, issues with climate and snow for the rooftop.

So, a lot of things which sound good on paper, but have (too) many issues to face, I got it.

[Neutraligon]

Yes he wants to depopulate anywhere that is not a city, thinking that towns are a waste of space etc.

... I feel like I've missed a lot ...

hydroponics, vertical farms, rooftop farms. Of course, these have issues, the big one being a very big reliance on complex technology and electricity, limited space, and in Northern areas, issues with climate and snow for the rooftop.

So, a lot of things which sound good on paper, but have (too) many issues to face, I got it.

Some are known to work (hydroponics and rooftop gardens) others are currently being tested for economic feasibility (vertical farming). They just have issues, like traditional farming has issues. Traditional farming after all requires a great deal of fertilizer and space, and is also limited by climate and arability. Hydroponics and vertical farming are not limited in the same way due to them going up rather then out and since they are don indoors and do not use soil they do not face the same needs. Rooftop gardens are great, but face the issues of limited space for the number of people and limitation due to climate (a rooftop garden in New York will have to deal with longer winters). The rooftop garden also has a competitor in terms of solar panels.

[Kannap]

I think the agricultural revolution was the worst mistake humanity ever made.

[Nooooooooooooooo]

I'm a card farmer, does that count

[Punished UMN]

What do people think of rooftop farms/vertical farming/hydroponic farms and the like for use in cities?

I think it's a wonderful idea, it would improve the sense of community in these places and make food prices cheaper.

[Neutraligon]

What do people think of rooftop farms/vertical farming/hydroponic farms and the like for use in cities?

I think it's a wonderful idea, it would improve the sense of community in these places and make food prices cheaper.

It does run into the issue of people putting solar farms up there instead.

[Thermodolia]

I don't like it.

What do you plan on eating if farms go away lol, other pople?

Well considering that he wants to forcibly move people into the cities so they won’t be homeless, he might well support that idea

[Kannap]

I don't like it.

Do we have any other choice?

[Punished UMN]

I don't like it.

Do we have any other choice?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUJpu_ ... l=Novalpro

[Paris Saint-Germain]

I love farms, especially since we farm the entire French league and are called the French farmers!

[Luziyca]

My mother grew up on a small dairy farm that didn't do too well and so she and her family moved to the city.

I do like being able to eat, and given I'm not really willing to get my hands dirty, well, I'm thankful that they exist.

[Adamede]

What do people think of rooftop farms/vertical farming/hydroponic farms and the like for use in cities?

Good idea to make use of otherwise unused space and could possibly help alleviate food deserts.

[Adamede]

Oh, okay, I wasn't aware of that.

Then, the million dollar question would now still be what the alternatives are ...

hydroponics, vertical farms, rooftop farms. Of course, these have issues, the big one being a very big reliance on complex technology and electricity, limited space, and in Northern areas, issues with climate and snow for the rooftop.

I don’t think urban farming will ever get to the point that it replaces more traditional farms.

[Andsed]

I mean I like eating and not starving, so farms are pretty nifty.