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That doesn't pass a smell test to me. Land which is used for forestry is usually not suitable for growing crops. Usually because it's on too great a slope and o
by VBprogrammer 6y ago
That doesn't pass a smell test to me. Land which is used for forestry is usually not suitable for growing crops. Usually because it's on too great a slope and on poor quality soils.
- fred_is_fred 6y agoThis is especially true in the US where the article says they are sourcing from. US forest cover has been increasing for years as marginal farm land is reclaimed by trees - intentionally or otherwise - http://www.fao.org/3/x4995e/x4995e.htm http://www.fao.org/3/x4995e/x4995e.htm
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- neilwilson 6y agoNut trees can grow there. And so can sheep and goats. Quite a lot of pine is grown in areas that would support broad lead if you gave it time.