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Rural/Farm Life

NRaleighLiberal

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1. we've barely begun to face, process and understand the impact of changing climate on farming and

Reply to mopinko (Original post)

Tue May 28, 2019, 11:00 PM

May 2019

gardening.

I've been considering doing some hard thinking about it and rolling it into some of my talks. I am experiencing it here on the opposite way that you are - we are baking and bone dry.

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the inflexibility of monocultures will be their undoing. [View all] mopinko May 2019 OP

we've barely begun to face, process and understand the impact of changing climate on farming and NRaleighLiberal May 2019 #1

we seem to be one or the other. mopinko May 2019 #5

What do the 7,000 people laid off at Ford do? They are told to retrain but how? wasupaloopa May 2019 #2

Here in Central Michigan windmills are pooping up like crazy... safeinOhio May 2019 #3

I have found varieties of vegetables that do well in monsoon like rains and desert like droughts Farmer-Rick May 2019 #4

i do most of that, tho some for different reasons. mopinko May 2019 #6

Yeah, some classes on smaller farming techniques would have been great Farmer-Rick May 2019 #7