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Then you have to be willing to pay the increased costs of the products produced by their farms, etc.
by bsagdiyev 7y ago
Then you have to be willing to pay the increased costs of the products produced by their farms, etc.
- x0x0 7y agoOur current food supply is dominated by industrial farms and imports. Neither of these are likely to be affected. But also, of course -- that's what market prices are for. There are already farms near suburbs that participate in pooled infra sharing costs. Over time, farms will move to areas with less infra costs (ie closer to population centers).
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