> regionalize the production better. Most crops you can’t regionalise, they grow where they grow and that’s about it. You won’t get oranges in Maine (except un

> regionalize the production better. Most crops you can’t regionalise, they grow where they grow and that’s about it. You won’t get oranges in Maine (except under greenhouses at insane costs). The Central Valley is exceptional because of how flexible and productive an environment it is, it’s home to half the fruits, vegetables, and nuts production of the US, 8% of the US agricultural value, and is the primary worldwide producer of several crops. So what is necessary is to change minds about what produces people get, and when.