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Food, farming, and soil

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Food supply, farming, soil health, fishing, and food waste.

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Principles

  • A dependable food supply requires productive soil, water, energy, labor, and access to markets.
  • Maintain future productive capacity while measuring the food actually delivered and the waste avoided.

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Why does soil condition matter to food-supply planning?
It affects the ability to keep producing food in future years.
Soil condition affects appearance but not productive capacity.
A larger food budget automatically restores damaged soil.

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