[PDF.00hc] Raising Less Corn, More Hell: Why Our Economy, Ecology and Security Demand The Preservation of the Independent Farm

Raising Less Corn, More Hell: Why Our Economy, Ecology and Security Demand The Preservation of the Independent Farm

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 | #2622485 in Books |  PublicAffairs |  2005-06-15 |  2005-06-14 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  .94 x6.68 x8.52l,.95 | File type: PDF | 256 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Factory Farms and Our Debt to the Land|By Kevin L. Nenstiel|Journalist George Pyle, like many Plains residents, considered farmers a vestige of outdated ways. Working ag beats, he shared Kansans' common assumption that farming was boring, and farm failures merely inevitable. But as former farms morphed into massive, smelly "protein factories" and subsidized sweatshops, Pyle beg|From Publishers Weekly|Can American farmers feed more of the world's hungry by growing fewer crops? Veteran journalist Pyle argues that they can—and they must, if the planet's food supply is to remain ample and safe. Growing too much food, Pyle says, actua