The Second Term of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States of America

Shiftless2 said:
That worm is working overtime

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RFK Jr. says Trump's executive order will save America's farms, and its farmers' health. "We have the four best regenerative farmers in the country in the Oval Office." "They alone have converted tens of millions of acres regenerative farming." "W

RFK Jr. says Trump's executive order will save America's farms, and its farmers' health. "We have the four best regenerative farmers in the country in the Oval Office." "They alone have converted...
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The current sterile form of farming destroys the soil by killing all the micro organisms that digest mulch.
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Regenerative Agriculture is built on 5 principles: ​

  1. Keep the soil surface covered (Cover crops, mulch cover, etc)
  2. Try to limit the amount of physical and chemical disturbance of the soil as much as possible (Also known as No Till/ No Dig)
  3. Increased Biodiversity
  4. Keeping roots living below the soil (Perennial systems)
  5. Integrate grazing livestock into the system (Rotational Grazing)

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So although I am not an expert on farming, it seems like a return to the sustainable older ways proven to work.
 
Shiftless2 said:
Just more proof that one out of three Trump supporters is as dumb as the other two

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Talking to someone is against all vaccines. | Jason Selvig | Facebook

Talking to someone is against all vaccines.
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The increase of autoimmune diseases, like AIDS, could likely be due to excessive vaccinations.

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This isn’t a complete list of autoimmune diseases, but some examples of conditions (and where they affect you) include:

Joints and muscles​

Skin and blood vessels​

Digestive system​

Endocrine system​

Nervous system​

How common are autoimmune diseases?​

Autoimmune diseases are common, especially because there are so many different types. Experts estimate that around 1 in 15 people in the U.S. has an autoimmune disease.
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If we could only figure out who's responsible ....

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At this point, grocery shopping is starting to feel less like a routine errand and more like a risk assessment.

The recall of 27,324 packages of white rice over possible contamination with foreign material is just the latest incident raising concerns about what families can safely put on their tables.

First, it was ground beef.

Then rice.

Then vegetables.

Then warnings about water quality.

Meanwhile, ordinary families are expected to keep track of recalls, contamination alerts, and safety notices — all while dealing with already rising food prices.

To be clear, one recall does not mean all rice, beef, vegetables, or drinking water are unsafe. But when these stories keep piling up, public trust can start to disappear.

People shouldn’t have to investigate every ingredient before preparing a simple meal.

Safe food and clean drinking water should be basic expectations in any functioning society.

When everyday necessities begin to feel uncertain, frustration is inevitable.

So honestly, how is any of this supposed to feel normal?

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