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Joel Salatin | Food Supply Problems, The MAHA Review, & Better Stewardship
Biological Quorums, Nature's Scaling and Urban Gardening
Modern agronomy is discovering "biological quorums" where soil microbes work synergistically rather than competitively, a process often destroyed by tillage and chemicals. Nature scales through duplication—such as acorns and calves—rather than the centralization seen in industrial chicken houses. Converting a portion of the 45 million acres of American lawn and 46 million acres of horse pasture to gardens could theoretically feed the entire country.