Its less about affordability… and more about distribution models. Can you get stuff out to the suburbs in a way that makes sense? Do we need to even have the trational suburban model or can it be repurposed for agriculture? There are going to be a lot of people cramped into smaller spaces in the next century.
We’re a stones throw away from workers rising up anyway, so that’s a topic for another conversation.
Well, if workers rising up is on the table, repurposing sections of communities/urban land for more distributed agriculture makes more sense to me than going all in on even more capital intensive methods of farming than what we’re already using.
Outdoor agriculture will change, it’s not going to become impossible.
Its less about affordability… and more about distribution models. Can you get stuff out to the suburbs in a way that makes sense? Do we need to even have the trational suburban model or can it be repurposed for agriculture? There are going to be a lot of people cramped into smaller spaces in the next century.
We’re a stones throw away from workers rising up anyway, so that’s a topic for another conversation.
Well, if workers rising up is on the table, repurposing sections of communities/urban land for more distributed agriculture makes more sense to me than going all in on even more capital intensive methods of farming than what we’re already using.
Outdoor agriculture will change, it’s not going to become impossible.
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