EpochTV’s Facts Matter host, Roman Balmakov investigates the rapidly changing landscape of our global food source—the farming industry—through interviews with farmers in the Netherlands, Sri Lanka, and the United States. This is the next global crisis, and it is being ignored by the world’s media.
The documentary exposes the hidden agenda behind global “Green Policies,” the untold stories of farmers forced out of business, the disruption this will have on our food supply, and why edible bugs are suddenly being pushed to the fore as a “Global Green Solution.”
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While I don’t agree with farmers being forced to change their farming methods, no matter where in the world that may be, the pollution to the water and the land degradation caused by broadacre chemical assisted farming is something that does need to be addressed. It is quite interesting that the documentary supports intensive animal farming with no mention of the cruelty involved in that kind of meat production nor the millions of acres of rainforest that are being destroyed to grow the necessary feed crops. It is also interesting that the only alternative protein discussed is bugs when it should be common knowledge by now that a plant based diet can provide sufficient protein for human requirements. Farms will not disappear but agricultural methods will change and my hope is that our food providers on the land are assisted to make a gradual change to organic farming. The change from chemical to organic takes about 7 years while the soil recovers from chemical abuse and a healthy biology within the soil is rebuilt. I do feel for the families who are faced with these massive changes to their lifestyles and they should be given all the assistance necessary to help them adjust to organic regenerative agriculture.
What else will increase pollution and emissions? I don’t know, replacing farmland with cities. I would never, ever, do something like this but the truth is. If they push things like this to far and people start going hungry etc. Then the government will be overthrown or the politicians who push this will disappear. This is a great documentary that I hope wakes people up. Cow poop has nothing to do with any of this and is in no way a bad thing. Anybody can read the science behind this for free online. City pollution and emissions are 1000 times worse than cow poop will ever be. Also any easy way to know how stupid this is. They say that the world is more populated so let reduce the food supply!
Excellent but disturbing documentary. Too, seeing john heinz-kerry-ketchup’s (use of lower case here on that lowlife’s name is deliberate) face is disturbing – to where I can’t help but wonder if he’s not one of them out there in the nighttime shadows with torches blazing setting fires to American farmers’ lands and buildings. I dunno, there’s just something about his demeanor (and face) that makes him suspect.
We have technologies that can grow plants and livestock on 1,000s of times less land,
using 1,000s of times less water, and 1,000 of times less energy.
The old poisonous Monsanto way of farming has to end.
Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) is the only way to allow us to eat real foods,
not bugs.
It is suggested that electrostatically harvesting water-from-air even in desserts
can most economically provide abundant charged water for agriculture.
“Static Electricity and Water” – look it up.
“Dubai Will Be Home to the World’s Biggest Vertical Farm” – look it up.
Uses 2500 times less water than outdoor ‘flat earther’ farming.
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No farms needed at all for these people. Just wipe the bug splatter of your car windshield and grill after a summer drive in Florida and fry it up.
Back in the fifties I was a Future Farmers of America family farm kid.
I remember being puzzled when our teacher said in the future there will be no family farms anymore, they will all be corporate industrial farms. Then what are we doing studying agriculture, I mused to myself. We were also taught that cities will become so lawless that lawful people will live behind walls in gated communities. Hahahaha, that was three quarters of a century ago! And now we are surprised?
What did the USG know and when did they know it?
I can tell you that USG policy has ever since discriminated against small family farms in favor of corporate industrial farms. In practice that policy impoverished small family farms! All while hypocritically singing sweet love songs to them.
I kinda think they hated these hard working, morally straight people, because they proved impossible to be controlled by the corrupt DC bureaucracy!
Farm kids grow up fiercey independent!
PS – with difficulty I got the video running minus the audio and was never able to unmute it.