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Article Mar 26, 2022

Farmers on the Brink

by Doomberg

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Series 2021

Clarkson's Farm (TV Series 2021– )

by Jeremy Clarkson

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Tweet Feb 3, 2022

What’s going on right now with the price of fertilizer is pretty frightening. What we’re likely to see this year is a big increase in soy production & acceleration of the longterm trend of farm consolidation. In this🧵thread🧵I will share my takes

by William Wheelwright

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Book 1977

The Unsettling of America: Culture and Agriculture

by Wendell Berry

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Paper May 2, 2023

Assembling India’s Constitution: Towards a New History*

by Rohit De

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Tweet Apr 12, 2023

What did the first farmers actually farm? Eight 'founder crops'—emmer wheat, einkorn wheat, barley, lentil, pea, chickpea, bitter vetch, and flax—have long been thought to have been the bedrock of Neolithic economies. But... 🧵 twitter.com/joeroe90/s

by Joe Roe

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Article Dec 20, 2022

Africa’s Infrastructure-Led Growth Experiment Is Faltering. It Is Time to Focus on Agriculture.

by David Ndii

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Article Dec 4, 2022

Violence Before Agriculture: Summary

by John Halstead

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Podcast episode Nov 3, 2022

#1893 - Will Harris

by Joe Rogan and Will Harris

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Tweet Oct 28, 2022

1. This week in Ag Data News, as we look ahead to the holiday season, what's going on with food price inflation? agdatanews.substack.com/p/agricultural-prices-arent-driving?sd=pf

by Aaron Smith

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Article May 5, 2022

In Sri Lanka, Organic Farming Went Catastrophically Wrong

by Ted Nordhaus

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Tweet Apr 1, 2022

Imagine if partway into the first agricultural evolution someone attempted to extrapolate what parts of the world would end up with settled agricultural societies or which ones would be the wealthiest. This is a similar level of absurdity as the "dee

by Adam Gurri

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