The chain of death
Posted on | April 3, 2010 | No Comments
The chain of death: You till the land, the nutrients die. The wind blows, the top soil disappears. farmers have to reinforce the soil with fertilizers, overfeeding the crops creating week produce and this attracts insects. We overfeed our livestock too which makes it prone to illness. So we spray our fields with insecticide and pump our livestock with medicine and hormones. Vegetables drenched with insecticides and animals pumped with medicine… –Taken from Arjuna Anime You till too much and the soil dies. Then you need to use fertilizers which in turn brings bugs to eat the vegetables. Then we need to use insecticides…
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The chain of death
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