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Sandwich Anarchist posted:Yeah, the huge spaces actually cause lots of issues sometimes, things you wouldn't even think. For instance, large portions of the country are considered "food deserts", where it is so far in any direction to a supermarket or outlet, that food options are insanely limited. You can be in the middle of farm country and never see fresh produce. Which is your own fault for not setting aside space for seasonal produce on your land.
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UltraRed posted:Very ignorant statement. In many (most?) areas, anything more than a small garden isn't all that feasible. It often costs them more in opportunity costs. Very ignorant statement. I am a farmer. No point in continuing this discussion with people who think they know better. Lmao at the guy explaining winter.
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