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Monoculture methods may be more economically efficient, but they're far more wasteful ecologically in a number of ways, including both basic output of food per
by macawfish 6y ago
Monoculture methods may be more economically efficient, but they're far more wasteful ecologically in a number of ways, including both basic output of food per the amount of space used/energy inputed and in terms of nutrient input requirements and effects on soil.
Monoculture is only "efficient" because it's economically convenient and benefits from dead simple logistics and easy automation.