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This provocative memoir and manifesto follows a small farmer’s struggle against regulations and entrenched systems that make sustainable, community-based agriculture increasingly difficult. Drawing on firsthand experience, it challenges industrial farming practices while advocating for humane livestock care, ecological stewardship, local food networks, and consumer choice. With humor, conviction, and practical insight, the book explores the tensions between government oversight, food safety, property rights, and the independence of farmers. It is both a candid account of agricultural resistance and a spirited call to rethink how food is produced and who gets to control the process.
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Published Jan 1, 2007
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First Published
2007
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eng
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