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Not really, it depends upon the cost of not using fertilizer. The 10% emissions could be better in immediafe emissions again than having to farm N times more ac
by Nasrudith 6y ago
Not really, it depends upon the cost of not using fertilizer. The 10% emissions could be better in immediafe emissions again than having to farm N times more acres to get the same production.
- henearkr 6y agoYou could still have good production by using permaculture or other natural methods (or at least methods that are not energy-intensive).