[–]cd24@kbin.social7 points1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)
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One concrete thing to do is to work with your governing body to promote diverse crop rotations. Ask them to end subsidies for single-crop farms, especially crops that don't serve as a food source for bees or have been made toxic by pesticides (frequently found on massive corn farming operations).
One concrete thing to do is to work with your governing body to promote diverse crop rotations. Ask them to end subsidies for single-crop farms, especially crops that don't serve as a food source for bees or have been made toxic by pesticides (frequently found on massive corn farming operations).