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A lot of farmland is dedicated to growing feed for livestock, however. If you can grow corn on a section of land, you can probably grow other crops.
by Pfhreak 6y ago
A lot of farmland is dedicated to growing feed for livestock, however. If you can grow corn on a section of land, you can probably grow other crops.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoTrue, I did mention soy, which (iirc) is the reason why big parts of the Amazon are being flattened and burnt (it was soy or palm oil, probably both?). I live in NL, where traditionally we held cows (for milk and meat) because the ground would occasionally be flooded with salty seawater; grasses would be the only thing that grew. We had regular farms, built within a sea wall. It was only in the past few hundred years that we built said sea wall around the whole country, making things more viable for 'regular' farming.