MIMedGrower
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dont be disheartned brother, do you think i dont get this all the time?
But you present facts and real life examples that make sense. Not obtuse generalizations and disconnected analogy.
And you have stated before that a small indoor garden is not really adding to our soil issues.
Outside we use “black dirt” as the local small farmers call it. A friend with a dairy farm has been composting near the cow pasture and burying all the dead cow carcases for generations in the family farm.
But big business will continue to kill the earth for profit until they herd us all into the space ark in our quest for survival. And only paid ticket holders will be going. ;-)
Humans are predators. Destroyers. Waste makers. It is just a religious concept to believe otherwise. Hell we even destroy for religion.
Even in colonial times in America we blew up mountains to dig for gold and other precious minerals. Then simply buried the towns we worked in after with the next blown open mountain top.
I loved to backcountry snowboard around the climax mine in Colorado near Leadville. The mine shafts are still visible. But the homes are under the rubble.