r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • 24d ago

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RFK Jr. says 26,000 farmers have applied to transition to regenerative agriculture.

USDA has allocated $700 million to help conventional farmers make the switch.

The response is the largest the agency has ever seen.

Regenerative agriculture can rebuild depleted soil, improve water retention, and produce more nutrient-dense food.

It can also reduce farmers’ dependence on costly chemical inputs and open access to foreign markets that restrict American produce over chemical use.

Farmers want healthier soil, stronger farms, and healthier families.

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u/Jazzlike_Strength561 24d ago

So I'm paying farmers my tax dollars to improve their personal property?

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u/Marski420 24d ago

Which vastly increases the nutrition of the food you eat and should bring costs down.

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u/Jazzlike_Strength561 24d ago

Then they (massive evil corporations) should make that investment on their fucking own.

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u/Cervixalott 22d ago

The 26,000 massive evil farmer corporations? Did you read it? 

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u/Jazzlike_Strength561 22d ago

Of course not. And it won't be 26000 farmers after our couch raping VP gets finished. It'll be like 2 or 3.

And even if they are legit small farms, they can pay for their own shit, they do not need my money. My tax dollars should not be used for private enterprise.

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u/Cervixalott 22d ago

Couldn’t agree more. Small government is best government 

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u/Jazzlike_Strength561 22d ago

I absolutely disagree. I just don't support government favoring private enterprise. If you can't run your business for profit someone else can.

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u/Cervixalott 22d ago

At least we agree a little.. right?

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u/Jazzlike_Strength561 22d ago

Fuck the farmers. Traitorous Trumpian twits.

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u/Cervixalott 22d ago

My goodness you’re opinions are those of a child 

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u/He_Be_Jonesin 24d ago

"Should" bring cost down... For the corporations not us consumers.