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Partially true, but partially not. If everyone grows the same crops then yes. However, there is quite a market for farmers to switch in to more esoteric crops t
by coderintherye 7y ago
Partially true, but partially not. If everyone grows the same crops then yes. However, there is quite a market for farmers to switch in to more esoteric crops that fetch a premium. However, this requires exposure to new markets, risk, and learning new things. Case in point is hemp, which I grow, and is quite a profitable crop. Eventually, it won't be, but for right now it's something that a lot of farmers could be switching in to and making better money.
- cageface 7y agoWhat are the commercial uses for the hemp you grow? I notice hemp seeds are becoming a lot more popular as a natural protein & healthy fat source.