It is easy to forget that once upon a time all agriculture was organic, grass fed, and regenerative. Story here.
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I am a first generation Canadian, born and raised on a Manitoba farm.
I did not take up farming as my livelihood; however I did learn that farm life can be extremely rewarding and also frustrating with its many challenges. I also learned to realize that water and nature (environment) were to be treated with the utmost respect and courtesy and used with a sense of dignity and gratitude.
I now live on a farm near Virden, in southwestern Manitoba and devote time to writing about nature, water and the environment.
I do this because it seems, to me, that we have become abusers of what we need most to help us survive.
Nature is literally screaming about the impact we are putting on her; yet we think wistfully of what we are doing and what has been
lost and dismiss it as the “price of progress”
I believe we have to start putting moral ethics back into our present day society and also start and rede- fine “progress.
It is a great website.. The Design looks very good.. Keep working like that!. Sindh irrigated Agriculture
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