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Lots of comments that farming is not “bonding with nature”. I studied vet science and have spent a lot of time on farms - the vast majority of farmers (at least in Australia) love their land and nature! They are extremely knowledgeable, have great ability to predict weather events long term, and are working to ensure their farms are sustainable (how do you pass on a wasted, exploited piece of earth to your kids?).
Modern farming is about rotational grazing to keep soil nourished, waterways clean, crops flourishing and livestock healthy and happy, choosing breeds and species that suit your climate. Open skies and as much retained native vegetation as possible, with the main focus on giving back to nature in a farming ecosystem. Reliance on and balance with nature is everything to do with modern farming!!
I am starting to think it could be a sustainable farming pack, maybe with fairies or werewolves included as an occult.
Modern farming is about rotational grazing to keep soil nourished, waterways clean, crops flourishing and livestock healthy and happy, choosing breeds and species that suit your climate. Open skies and as much retained native vegetation as possible, with the main focus on giving back to nature in a farming ecosystem. Reliance on and balance with nature is everything to do with modern farming!!
I am starting to think it could be a sustainable farming pack, maybe with fairies or werewolves included as an occult.
