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 Eat like you would have 100 years ago, farmer says We should aim to eat in the future how we ate a century ago, says a third-generation plain-speaking Virginia farmer and author of a new book 'Folks, This Ain't Normal.'Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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He want us to eat like we did 100 years ago when life expectancy for men was 51 and women 54?
He want us to eat like we did 100 years ago when life expectancy for men was 51 and women 54?
That would certainly help with the global pension crisis.
He want us to eat like we did 100 years ago when life expectancy for men was 51 and women 54?
That would certainly help with the global pension crisis.
It would also help with the worlds exploding population!
http://www.demog.berkeley.edu/~andrew/1918/figure2.html
He want us to eat like we did 100 years ago when life expectancy for men was 51 and women 54?
Exactly. The bigger issue is a lack of physical activity and over indulging.
It's an interesting sentiment but it really isn't practical. There isn't enough local product to feed the kinds of populations we have anymore. At the rate cities are gobbling up surrounding farmland there will be even less as time goes on.
It isn't practical because we make it impractical.
Many studies have shown the viability of large scale, vertical farming for urban centres.
Although...we might all have to become vegetarians to make it work, unless they figure out vertical animal husbandry
OK, but only if farmers farm like they did 100 years ago *cough* no more government subsidies *cough*.
That and guide a plow behind a couple of horss.
OK, but only if farmers farm like they did 100 years ago *cough* no more government subsidies *cough*.
End the stupid 'free trade' laws and the farmers won't need the subsidies.
Only wimps hook up horses to a plow. That's what the sturdily-built farm wife is for.
i wonder how many acres you could do in a day if you hooked up a team of OWS protesto......never mind, we'd all starve.