agri

Our politicians made a deal with the agri-business devil to ensure (most) everyone is fed relatively cheaply.

Could you tell a bit more about the agri-sensor market, how you made your feature choices, and what you learned along the way?

It's mostly chewy filler, not even soy -- the offal of agri-business faux-meat.

The degree from universities for agriculture is typically more of an agri-business degree.

Can someone explain to me how you commit agri-terrorism with unregulated seeds?

I thought some of the anti-GMO sentiment is because some agri-chemical companies are just evil.

It would not surprise me if many large agri-tech companies had plans for if/when it becomes fully legal from production to consumption in more places.

Does the free-market subsidize huge agri-business to produce more corn than we can possibly use?

From what I understand Big agri is very subsidized and smaller producers are not.

But organic agri necessarily uses _more_ pesticide and fertilizer.

Each country has its own peak agri though e.g.

The current agri-corps can continue to play the chemistry set game with our food for another century or more if we let them.

It's not like the FDA isn't a "member in good standing" of the agri/pharma/military/prison/industrial complex.

Perhaps with the sweeter, crispier apples brought by advances in Agri-tech the Red Delicious has become lackluster in comparison.

See the history of railroads, Big Agri, Big Oil, the telecoms, the Federal Reserve for examples of this playing out.

Agri-business and Big-Pharma are run by people.